Sentence examples similar to considering this haven from inspiring English sources

And so, with money getting tighter, a growing number of people are considering retirement havens overseas.

Suburbs — long considered a haven from such scarcity — aren't necessarily faring much better.

German bonds are considered a haven from the turmoil in sovereign debt markets.

It is considered a haven for Syrian insurgents, and the civilian population there largely opposes Mr. Assad.

It said a surge in the yen, which nervous global investors consider a haven, weighed on overseas profit.

Many famous people spent time at the hotel, which is also considered a haven for foreign correspondents covering the Middle East.

Considered a haven by investors, the yen has been driven to near post-World War II highs amid Europe's debt problems and doubts about U.S. economic growth.

Because of its neutral location, the center is considered a haven for those caught up in gangs or by the lure of fast money.

The Swiss currency, long considered a haven in crises, has surged against the euro and the dollar this year as investors have fled turmoil in the markets.

Long considered a haven for jihadists, Yemen, a desperately poor country in the southern corner of the Arabian Peninsula, has witnessed a rising number of attacks over the past year.

Morocco had long been considered a haven of tolerance and peace, and any troubles we had we attributed to foreign agitators.