island nation

Small island nations, truth to tell, often have very big problems.

One small mountain in the area has become an independent island nation.

But this is still very much an island nation, even if a less isolated one than it used to be.

Therefore, neither country can claim to be an island nation.

But the tiny island nation is too small to be of more than token use.

He spent the next twenty-three years in service to the people of that island nation.

Fish are the only natural resource some island nations have.

Those drug profits are finding their way into the economy in this island nation.

The island nation of Jamaica is well known for its great natural beauty.

The island nation has produced many talented star players over the years.

The island nation, however, has yet to win its first ever Olympic medal.

The island nation celebrates this every year with a public holiday.

In six Tests on the island nation, he had managed 90 runs at an average of 9.00.

Oh, they'd all explained how I was a danger to the order of our wonderful island nation.

This small island nation was hit with the full fury of the hurricane.

Ocean warming is changing the very nature of our island nation.

Fishing has been critical to the economy of this island nation since its settlement.

The great melt at the end of the last ice age turned Britain into an island nation.

The campaign is still remembered in the island nation, almost two decades after its inception.

The coat of arms was adopted by the island nation in 1974 following independence.

About 1/4 of the world's countries are island nations.

As an island nation, trade was the most vital lifeline.

This proved to have disastrous consequences for the island nation.

The attacks marked some of the worst political violence this island nation has seen.

Taiwan has another 19 spread around the world, many of them small Pacific island nations.