backwardness

The second and economic root was part of the new state's backwardness.

Or the economic backwardness that leaves so many young Arab men without a job and a future?

"Science should be used for removing poverty and backwardness in the country."

But this initial period is usually seen as one of scientific backwardness.

They believed that attention to traditional ways of life emphasized backwardness.

That was the root cause of India's backwardness in the past.

Recommendation made to use "Education" as the criteria of backwardness.

They see instead relative backwardness and an unmistakable fear of war.

It was the intention to free them from coercion and backwardness.

Ireland has even made an asset of its previous backwardness.

The degree of our backwardness in the field is hard to grasp; we have never seen a modern house.

But are these two forms of backwardness the same?

And the same testimony to their backwardness in open battle reached me from all sides.

But, at least in its initial period, some see the Renaissance as one of scientific backwardness.

In India, economic backwardness is often the result and not the cause of social evils.

But this served also to open the eyes of the Nepalese to their own backwardness.

"Conflicts in Africa are a result of the backwardness made by colonialism."

"The best in soccer can also win the battle against misery and backwardness."

Moreover, the war rudely brought home the military cost of social and economic backwardness.

The backwardness is further soared by the power shortage in this region.

The episode is all too revealing, experts say, of China's military backwardness.

It fully exposed her backwardness - military, economic, social, administrative.

I attribute this simply to the backwardness of woman.

Yet, you know as I, that we have emerged from barbarism to backwardness.

After 10 years of backwardness and delay, we have to offer the people an alternative."