Sentence examples for as inward looking from inspiring English sources
Facing no credible external enemy, the United States in 1869 was as inward looking as it ever had been or would be.
(Focus Group Participant, Uganda)) Personnel working away from home viewed the process of recruitment as inward looking and biased against workers from districts that were not home to the new authorities.
"Who would have thought that child and teenage subcultures would have become so powerful and inward looking as to keep them from being socialized" into the linguistic mainstream, Mr. Flynn said.
With the world crisis as context, ad hoc inward looking, import substitution policies were adopted.
The IMF identifies "political discord and inward looking policies" as one of the two big risks to its prediction that global growth will increase slightly from 3.1%to3.4%4% next year; the others being stagnation in advanced economies.
Business leaders here regularly complain that Japan's young have become more inward looking even as the economy has fallen behind.
Export pessimism is a trade theory which is governed by the idea of "inward looking growth" as opposed to "outward looking growth".
As a philosophy, liberalism is more inward looking and hence does not try to shift blame on the outside forces.
The philosophy of Glass is inward looking.
But they are, for the most part, still inward looking.
