Sentence examples for a foreign problem from inspiring English sources

There is also a presiding view that as a foreign problem, the solution should come from foreigners, and an increasing openness to foreign advice and suggestions amongst the most severely affected communities.

To other people, this was just a foreign problem, to Penelope Lively something closer.

And our large Muslim and Jewish populations make Iraq not only a foreign problem but a domestic one as well".

Security has been lax at American airports because no one was accountable and most people thought of terrorism as a foreign problem.

In the past decade, as the death toll from Mexico's drug war spiralled, it was all too easy for people in the United States to think of the horrors unfolding just across the border as a foreign problem, as disconnected from our day-to-day reality as the conflicts in Libya or Syria.

"Now, intellectual property rights aren't seen as only a foreign problem," says a Western diplomat.

Congressional Democrats effectively agreed to try to forge a narrow bill to address the foreign problem that Mr. McConnell identified.

Our chief foreign problem is to avoid a nuclear catastrophe while wrestling with the other super-nation on the edge of the abyss of mutual annihilation.

"I think people think this is a foreign outsourcing problem, but these factories are in our own country".

Historically, domestic instability has tended to mean that China adopts a more hardline foreign policy (of course, Taiwan is not considered a foreign policy problem for Beijing, but one of internal politics).

"What worries me is that they are not yet treating this issue as a foreign policy problem but rather as a missile defense issue," said Senator Hagel, a missile defense proponent.