Sentence examples for foreign conditions from inspiring English sources

"Out on the field, it would be easier if we had the five best batters in the world and the five best bowlers, but we're going through a transition period with younger guys coming into the team and it's difficult, away from home in foreign conditions, to be successful.

This makes South African cricketers better-placed than their rivals to adapt their techniques to foreign conditions.Second, South African cricketers earn less than many of their counterparts.

But eventually foreign conditions improved.

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But, at the end of the day, adapting to alien conditions is all part and parcel of playing Test cricket, and it's no different to the Sri Lankans coming over to play in England in May, when the freezing cold conditions are foreign to them.

In 1931 Austria's government had to let its biggest bank collapse because it couldn't meet foreign powers' conditions for a loan.

More generally, the Labour party could limit itself for now to a range of options, to be narrowed according to political and foreign relations conditions when/if it is elected.

By loosening foreign monetary conditions, that boosts growth, though this may not be welcome if those countries are already battling excess demand and inflation.Determining whether QE is good or bad for a country's trading partners requires working through all these different channels.

Until we the consumers of these products take responsibility for our role in unsafe foreign worker conditions, there will be no change.

But what is puzzling is that when black Americans and their allies stand up for their freedoms- when they stand up to resist their own oppression, it suddenly seems to be a foreign, uncomfortable condition for some Americans.

They spoke to some foreign reporters about conditions in their village, where AIDS is rampant.