Sentence examples for foreign in nature from inspiring English sources

He resides here locally," suggesting that all terrorism is foreign in nature.

Some Democrats and civil rights advocates accused the Senate of capitulating to White House demands by broadening the ability to eavesdrop without warrants on communications that are primarily "foreign" in nature, even if they may touch on Americans' phone calls and e-mail.

Furthermore, such capsules being foreign in nature and having considerably large size may not reflect an accurate physiology of the GI tract.

The Gaelic language, spoken fluently by James IV and probably by James V, became known in the time of James VI as "Erse" or Irish, implying that it was foreign in nature.

This implanted organ has in most cases cells that are foreign in their nature to the host body.

As evidenced in the Nov. 1 article "White House denounces Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua as a 'troika of tyranny,'" U.S. foreign policy is aggressive in nature — one could even say it is predatory.

In 2012, Putin enacted another contentious law that forced foreign-funded NGOs involved in activities deemed "political in nature" to register as "foreign agents" in Russia.

The examples of Carya and Juglans illustrate some of what makes the task so hard: the genera are visually foreign to students, are named in a foreign language, are difficult to observe in nature, and embody a good deal of variability.

These choices were meant to narrow the range of profile variations and to minimize the impact of potential contaminating events (other cell types, foreign RNA), the latter being stochastic in nature.

While interview participants made only nine mentions of external networks with other foreign language teachers, they were all positive in nature.

Russia's deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, however, called the report "biased in nature".