Sentence examples for almost all foreigners from inspiring English sources

He used to have a staff of 120 — almost all foreigners — working in his five restaurants across the city.

Those bent over rows of strawberries under plastic greenhouse sheeting or climbing ladders in the midday sun are now almost all foreigners: Romanians, Poles, Moroccans, many of them in Spain legally.

Almost all foreigners have already fled Benghazi, Libya's second city, in the country's east, where helicopter gunships allied with a renegade general, Khaled Haftar, pounded Islamist militias over the weekend.

Bombings, drive-by shootings and the hostage-takings have persuaded many Iraqis, and almost all foreigners, that any journey inside Baghdad -- and certainly, any journey outside the capital -- is potentially lethal.

Those Christians, however, are almost all foreigners from France, Spain and sub-saharan countries.

However, to reduce this issue, we used broad categorizations of education, and almost all foreigners came from European countries, where the educational system is quite comparable.

This means that the highest positions in INGOs are almost all held by foreigners from the country in which the INGO is headquartered.

Almost all the traders were foreigners who settled in colonies in and around these ports.

"Why haven't you left?" With around 60,000 people now evacuated, almost all the foreigners who remain (the white ones, at least) work in the media.

"for his military service in Iraq" (it was for his work there as a civil servant); or that his understanding of Afghanistan outstrips that of almost all other foreigners (he lived in Kabul on and off for three years, speaks some Dari, no Pashto, and visited the south of the country for the first time two years ago).

But bigger companies are almost all owned by foreigners, mainly Kenyans and Ugandans.