Sentence examples for attraction to foreign from inspiring English sources

Southeast Asia's economic recovery appears increasingly fragile, reducing the region's attraction to foreign business and investors.

Saudi Arabia is yet to be included in the MSCI benchmark, but its exclusion is unlikely to detract from its attraction to foreign investors.

Its extensive coral reef system, an attraction to foreign scuba divers in the 1970s and '80s, has largely died off — partly from sedimentation and climate change, but mostly from overfishing.

A major reason for its attraction to foreign visitors is that, like "Dancin' " and "Sophisticated Ladies," "Black and Blue" has no spoken dialogue or anything even resembling a story line.

The Canadian banks' attraction to foreign predators or partners, meanwhile, could be dampened by other restrictions in the new law, including a ban on any shareholder's owning more than 20percentt of voting stock and a stipulation that two-thirds of a bank's directors must be Canadian residents.

He expressed his attraction to foreign women.

The case caused international outrage and became an embarrassment to the government of President Enrique Peña Nieto, who was anxious to promote the country's economic attractions to foreign business interests.

What is it about Condi's fatal attraction to British foreign secretaries?

It can offer support in areas from financial to weapons supply to practical assistance with video productions, and has more than proved its attraction to potential foreign donors and fighters.

In Britain the economy is slowing, and the sharp drop in the value of the pound has cut the attraction of the country to foreign workers.

In his role as critic, he also introduced many foreign writers to Norwegian readers, showing a particular attraction to Danish literature.