Sentence examples for expatriate elements from inspiring English sources
Luxury is Qatar's lingua franca; the promise of it is what lures mercenary Americans and Europeans, and the aspirational desire for it is what keeps the more desperate expatriate elements streaming in.
Landis also talked about the cosplay experience in a country like the Emirates, where the conservative wardrobe habits of the locals may grate on the country's sizable expatriate population, not to mention the more risqué elements of some superhero costumes.
Musharraf's supporters, including elements of the military and members of Pakistan's influential expatriate communities, consider him a strong leader whose voice – even if only in parliament – could help stabilise the country.
The key element in the various scandals is this matter of expatriate trader behaviour.
Expatriate education is expanding.
All of these are elements of "On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine," a low-budget movie that tells of an incident in the lives of the famous expatriate Americans who spent 40 years together.
"There is a strong, socially bonding element to such consumption which typically unfolds at group functions, including so-called 'rhino wine associations' in which other Asian expatriate business elites participate".
Expatriate assignments are notoriously difficult.
The festival also gathers expatriate Cuban musicians.
The French expatriate pianist Jean Michel-Pilc opens.
