Sentence examples for caused abroad from inspiring English sources

After the war, Rajapaksa's government adopted a posture of triumphalism at home and defensive resentment of the outrage that the carnage had caused abroad.

It is the first time a Dutch multinational has been taken to a civil court in the Netherlands in connection with damage caused abroad.

His decision caused outrage abroad, and especially in Europe, where leaders queued up to harangue him.

Erdoğan has vowed to eradicate what he calls the "virus" of Gülen, and authorities have embarked on a relentless crackdown that has caused concern abroad.

When he hints that the United States has caused harm abroad and perhaps even made mistakes, it squares American rhetoric with reality as the world perceives it.

But the plot also points up holes in the system, particularly the security of cargo flights, that have already caused criticism abroad and are likely to rekindle new debates in the United States.

A young population should be sufficient to keep India's savings rate close to the current level for the next two decades.This, the "shining India" story in a paragraph, has also caused excitement abroad.

Shevardnadze caused consternation abroad when he resigned as foreign minister in December 1990, not least because he explained his decision as an attempt to shock Gorbachev into the realisation that "dictatorship is advancing" and that the conservative revisionists had to be resisted.

His harsh rhetoric - most notably over Israel and the Jews - often caused outrage abroad.

To many white Southerners, Henry Hotze appeared to be the perfect person to represent their cause abroad.

Indeed, newly wealthy Americans often give to causes abroad, says Mary Duke of HSBC, a bank.