Sentence examples for country thinking from inspiring English sources

Times being politically and economically perilous for artists in China in the 1980s, many left the country thinking they might never return.

"It would encourage people to come to the country thinking that at some point we would legalize their presence," Mr. Brown said.

Brits overestimated the proportion of wealth more than any other country, thinking 56 per cent own the most wealth, but the real figure is only 23 per cent.

Refugees come to this country thinking it is a land of freedom -- freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from persecution.

Sure, there were bumpkins on "The Andy Griffith Show," including Don Knotts's Barney Fife, one of television's great goofballs, but there was a rock of clear country thinking at the core.

A CNN poll released Tuesday found that only 33percentt of Americans support it, with 66percentt of the country thinking it does more for the wealthy than for the middle class.

All of this has important implications for the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas, and for countries thinking of signing onto bilateral trade agreements with the United States.

Indeed in January he himself imposed a reserve requirement on Israeli banks entering into foreign-exchange derivative transactions with non-residents.Burning issuesIn April the IMF released a "framework" to guide countries' thinking on such measures.

Investors have massively sold the sovereign bonds issued by those countries, thinking that their ailing economies and high debts will make it very difficult for them to pay back.

But for businesses and households in advanced countries thinking about borrowing money, the question is whether a tightening of policy is imminent and there is no sign that it is.

"Many people of my generation grew up in developed countries thinking that the world was divided into two parts, and that there was a wall round the developed world.