Sentence examples for countries that left from inspiring English sources

Most of the burden of adjustment would fall on the countries that left the euro.

"If you look at the break-up of the Soviet Union," he says, "by and large the countries that left did fine [psychologically].

At opposite ends of the decade, Denis Johnson's essay in the first post-9/11 issue of this magazine, about his travels in war-torn countries that left him wondering whether he would ever see anything like this in his own country; and Amy Waldman's new novel "The Submission".

Popular legitimacy was now at the heart of any successful economic policy, and the countries that stayed on the gold standard the longest (i.e. France), suffered the most, while the countries that left the gold standard early (i.e. Britain), saw a much quicker recovery in the 1930s.

The war, from June 5 to June 10, was the most significant event for Israel since its war of independence in 1948, a dazzling victory over neighboring Arab countries that left the Israelis with far more territory and breathing room but also with many more domestic divisions and international disputes.

In which case all countries that leave may be rewarded with stronger economies and all the countries that remain may maintain a healthier Eurozone with a stronger currency.

As John Oliver pointed out last year, the US is one of very few countries that leave judicial appointments to the ballot box.

You simply can't compare the United States to countries that leave hundreds of thousands of rural and poor children without any education whatsoever.

A country that left the euro would no longer be friends with the others".

But the vote was shadowed by memories of the disputed 2007 election, which set off ethnically fueled clashes across the country that left more than 1,000 people dead.

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