Sentence examples for always other countries from inspiring English sources

Then again, there were always other countries: in conversation with an Australian friend, he decided that it would be ridiculously easy to "take over Australia," but that since the country had only twenty million people it wasn't worth it.

THERE are things about Italy that have always made other countries in the euro-zone nervous.

Is that because my influences unconsciously were always from other countries?

Asked directly whether the United States would rather the Phalcon not go to India while it was on the brink of war with Pakistan, Mr. Reeker said, "I think certainly we always encourage other countries, including Israel, to take into account the impact of their weapons sales".

"They always blame other countries for interfering with China's internal affairs.

You're always visiting other countries.

The Greek team is always the first to enter the stadium, and, except for the host team, which is always last, the other countries follow in alphabetical order as determined by the language of the organizing country.

The first is that politicians from one country can almost always rely on other countries not to meet their targets either, so the blame is spread thinly.

Public opinion in some EU member states shows support for stringent rules, but that support is not always shared in other countries.

Whenever a survey comes out showing American students doing poorly on math and science tests, comparisons are always made with other countries where students do better.

The counter-argument has always been that other countries just take Eurovision a lot more seriously, sending their biggest and best stars to compete.