Sentence examples for abroad failed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, most countries, including some of Pakistan's few remaining friends abroad, failed to even mention Kashmir as an issue during the current imbroglio.

The bid to sell the C5 abroad failed; the Dutch National Transport Service told Sinclair that the C5 was not suitable for Dutch roads without improvements to its braking system, the addition of more reflectors and the inclusion of the High-Vis Mast as part of the basic package.

And coalition promises to overhaul the asylum process for gay applicants and reduce homophobic persecution abroad have failed to materialise.

"Tillerson alienated his staff without improving America's image abroad and failed to bring the media with him," she said.

While many of Hulk's teammates established themselves as stars in their home country before traveling abroad, Hulk failed to crack the consciousness of the soccer-loving public in Brazil as a young player.

Father Dall'Oglio said it was one thing to avoid the opposition, but he was baffled by church leaders both inside and abroad who failed to criticize the shelling of civilian neighborhoods.

A preliminary inquiry was opened on Tuesday into whether Business France, the French state body that promotes business abroad, had failed to apply a correct tender process in organising the French Tech event in Las Vegas.

National security: Republican incompetence has squandered our power abroad and failed to make us more secure at home, as the country learned after Katrina; the Democrats will rebuild the armed forces — making it at least possible for the Iraq insurgency to be defeated — and bring competence to homeland security.

This study suggested that about 90% of the cases from whom a travel history was available had acquired their infection abroad, but failed to show an association to either foreign travel among household members or consumption of poultry.

"If you are successful abroad but fail at home, you can't call that a success," Chung Mong-joon, one of the country's leading business magnates, said in a telephone interview, referring to the image problem the chaebol face in South Korea.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — On the night that Libyan rebels poured into the citadel of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, inaugurating Libya's future, his counterpart in Syria offered assurances borrowed from the past: Syria would stay steadfast, plots hatched from abroad would fail and calls for his removal were meaningless because the people supported him.