Sentence examples for face of foreign from inspiring English sources

The steel and coal industries of the Ruhr slumped in the face of foreign competition.

The weight of the noble was reduced by Henry IV in face of foreign competition.

Productivity languished, and American industry was fading away in the face of foreign competition.

With '49ers at the helm, American manufacturing has withered in the face of foreign competition.

Italians are already hunkering down in the face of foreign criticism.

But without a strong civil society, dictators will never yield power, except in the face of foreign intervention.

Years later, after the second war, he was disconcerted to hear himself sarcastically described as "the reasonable face of American foreign policy" by the French foreign minister — and more stingingly as an "enabler" by his wife.

VOLATILE currency markets bring broad grins to the faces of foreign-exchange traders, especially when the dollar is involved.

The JUI called the attack a "shameful incident" and "a slap across the face of Pakistani foreign policy" adopted by rulers who "always bow before their foreign masters".

"It's the face of American foreign policy, and it's an ugly face".

But the workforce quickly declined as the American steel industry withered in the face of cheaper foreign competition.