Sentence examples for foreign challenges from inspiring English sources

He unveiled a new slogan, "Jeb can fix it", that refocused attention on the domestic and foreign challenges confronting America.

Of course, the danger of trumpeting foreign successes is that between now and the election in November there are any number of foreign challenges that could explode.

A Republican and a Bush supporter, Louise Forman, 96, and a longtime homemaker, said she trusted Mr. Bush to guide the country through its domestic and foreign challenges.

Iran's foreign-currency reserves, he insists without revealing figures, can keep the rial steady for years to comePerhaps the president is right to believe that foreign challenges are not Iran's biggest worry.

The senator's bluntness wins him many admirers, but other things, such as his age, are against him.A world of troubleOn the big foreign challenges likely to face a new president, Democrats and Republicans offer contrasting approaches.

[C5.] France to Sell Stake in State-Run Gas Company The French government put about one-fifth of Gaz de France up for sale to help pay down the national debt and help the state-controlled natural gas company tackle foreign challenges.

For the first time in years, the Canadians also face a foreign challenge in retail banking.

Two days later, Iraq invaded Kuwait, and Japan was faced overnight with the gravest foreign challenge in its postwar history.

Wall Street's great investment houses have never faced a serious foreign challenge in their own backyard.

Despite the strength of the foreign challenge in the King's Stand, the Henry Candy team are confident about Amour Propre (3.05).

[With the tapes] you are there when the president has to deal with unemployment and a riot and a foreign challenge simultaneously.