Sentence examples for chief foreign problem from inspiring English sources

Our chief foreign problem is to avoid a nuclear catastrophe while wrestling with the other super-nation on the edge of the abyss of mutual annihilation.

The phrase "zero problems" is a famous dictum written by Mr. Davutoglu, who served as Mr. Erdogan's chief foreign policy adviser before becoming foreign minister.

He was promoted to chief foreign correspondent in 2008.

His boss was Sir David Manning, Blair's chief foreign policy adviser.

Jonathan Steele is a former chief foreign correspondent for the Guardian.

The nasty foreign problem is the European Union's Nice treaty.

Lincoln's vehicles are priced somewhat lower than those of its chief foreign rivals.

Jennings' official title was "Foreign Desk Anchor," although he continued to serve as the network's chief foreign correspondent.

Before that, he was Chief Foreign Leader writer of The Guardian, Associate Foreign Editor, and Moscow Bureau Chief, European Correspondent, and Northern Ireland correspondent.

Clinton's chief foreign policy adviser, Jake Sullivan, condemned the comments as a blatant act of aggression.

David Blair, chief foreign correspondent for the Telegraph, called her response, or lack thereof, "deeply disturbing".