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31) Across much of the developing world, economic expansion has borne a large and growing middle class.

32) Since economic and population growth is happening so much faster in the developing world, the odds for innovation are simply there.

33) By 1993 net capital flows into the developing world more than doubled to over $ 110 billion a year.

34) Creation of incentives to industrialized nations to develop and export fuel-efficient technologies to the developing world.

35) Its likely price would put it beyond the means of most people in the developing world.

36) At the same time there is no denying the overwhelming poverty in many cities in the developing world.

37) But with foreign assistance to developing world agriculture in decline, that will be harder.

38) Currently, Televisa is the largest communications corporation in the developing world.Sentencedict.com

39) We are seeking content that covers all issues relevant to medicine in the developing world.

40) At least 25 percent of malnutrition in the developing world is the result of illness, mostly diarrhea.

41) My aim is to make a photographic record of these countries before the developing world we live in changes them for ever.

42) It has partner organisations in the developing world dealing with the issue at grassroots level.

43) Written by Marion Van Horne, the book draws on her wide experience of training writers throughout the developing world.

44) The organisers hope that the event will have raised ￡25,000 for charitable projects at home and in the developing world.

45) It may be tempting to describe urban centers in the developing world as almost beyond hope.

46) Millions of people in the developing world get around by bicycle or scooter.

47) Mr Wolfensohn wants to see steps taken to produce and distribute a low-cost vaccine that is affordable in the developing world.

48) While the West protects and subsidises, the developing world is being forced to liberalise.

49) The industrialised world is the culprit, and the developing world is paying a high price.

50) Britain also makes more direct private investment in the developing world than any other EC country - some ￡2,400 million in 1989.

51) The overwhelming majority live in the developing world, where debt-burdened governments can not afford prevention programmes.

52) Nasser's prestige, by contrast, soared within the developing world.

53) Ninety-five percent of people living with HIV/AIDS today live in the developing world.

54) Some common treatments used in the developing world include chlorination, filtration and solar disinfection.

55) If it can successfully build a high-rate solid-waste system, there might also be an opportunity to employ the technology in the developing world to treat the sludge produced by aerobic digestion.

56) And new IP strategies like patent pools could also assist technological development in the developing world, says Gold.

57) The cities of the developing world are ringed by slums that have no access to the water system and either use unclean river water or buy water from private sellers at exorbitant prices.

58) The percentage growth rate has slowed, but it is projected to reach 9 billion by 2050. The excess will almost all be in the developing world where the young hugely outnumber the old.

59) But we've learned beyond any doubt that treatment in the developing world is feasible, effective, and increasingly affordable.

60) The mapping technology will revolutionise public health approaches such as monitoring and vaccination programmes of managing disease like typhoid fever, especially in the developing world, he adds.