Sentence examples for a string of foreign from inspiring English sources

Since then it has passed through a string of foreign owners.

In the past 15 months the LSE has been pursued by a string of foreign suitors, from continental Europe and Australia.

But the intricate dance between the exchange, shareholders and a string of foreign suitors is set to continue.The LSE has other would-be purchasers.

It remains a deeply contentious issue, with activists fearing the country's natural resources are due to be sold off to a string of foreign investors.

During the past year, however, the Bush administration has made a string of foreign policy miscalculations, and the state department conference must acknowledge this.

Springer is the latest in a string of foreign companies forced by the law to pull out of Russia, reports the Financial Times.

She has struggled against, she insists, macho French culture to appear competent, but has made a string of foreign-policy gaffes.

When we look at the last eight elected presidents, only Carter faced a situation worse than Obama's: approval ratings in the low 30s rather than low 40s, the likelihood rather than the mere possibility of a recession, a primary challenge rather than a clear path to renomination and a crisis in Iran rather than a string of foreign-policy victories.

But Mr Chávez, an elected president but one who has ridden roughshod over his country's institutions, is hardly best placed to persuade the FARC to accept the rules of democracy.For Mr Chávez, the unexpected role of peacemaker is a welcome break from a string of foreign-policy setbacks.

by name, rattling off a string of foreign-sounding monikers such as Dagmar, Jean-Paul, Helmut, Anke -- "and many others with names equally captivating".

Still, BHP's bid followed a string of successful foreign takeovers involving other large Canadian concerns, including Inco, a leading nickel producer, and Alcan, the large aluminum maker.