Sentence examples for 1 greece from inspiring English sources
RUSSIA 1, GREECE 0 Greece's four-year reign as the European champion officially ended with a 1-0 loss to Russia in Salzburg, Austria.
President Hollande did what it seems likely that President Nicolas Sarkozy would have done: he asserted, as one with Chancellor Angela Merkel, that (1) Greece should remain within the euro and (2) that it should adhere to the painful commitments already made.
1) Greece avoided the enormous economic and social costs of a bankruptcy.
Two factors compounding the problems are that 1) Greece lacks some of the tools to get itself out of the mess because it does not have its own sovereign currency and 2) austerity policies have arguably prolonged an economic recovery that would help it out of the mess.
§ "Other" category comprises Bosnia and Herzegovina (2), Cyprus (1), Croatia (1), Greece (2), Israel (3), Italy (4), Kosovo (4), Poland (2), Romania (1), Serbia (2), Spain (2), UAE (7), and Ukraine (7).
The extent of the area inhabited by homogeneous populations was approximately 1 10 km straight line distance in Finland and approximately 100 km in Greece, indicated in our analyses as samples with non-significant differences in pairwise F ST (Finland: PJ 1 5, NR 1; Greece: WP 1 7), and shared cluster assignment in Bayesian analysis (Finland: PJ 1 5; Greece: WP 1 7).
PANIC FACTOR: 3/5 GREECE Greece, the European Union's most indebted country, enters 2010 at the top of most investors' watch lists, but for all the wrong reasons.
Page A8 GREECE'S CABINET SQUABBLE Disagreements over Greece's new cabinet and its response to European bailout requirements continued to hinder a government transition.
Page B1 GREECE MEETING FAILS At an emergency meeting, Greece's political leaders failed to agree on new austerity measures proposed by the government, but Prime Minister George Papandreou said there was still hope that an agreement would be reached.
SWEDEN 2, GREECE 0 Sweden's Zlatan Ibrahimovic found his scoring touch, and defending champion Greece lost in Salzburg, Austria.
