Sentence examples for foreign lives from inspiring English sources

The foreign lives alongside the familiar.

If North Korea's leaders are willing to exchange North Korean lives for nuclear weapons advancement, the grim reality is that they would not hesitate to exchange foreign lives for other expedient goals.

And in so doing they are indeed making a trade-off -- not the pretended trade-off of foreign aid for Social Security, but a very real trade-off of foreign lives for American votes.

In fact, by suggesting that, after a decade and seven thousand American and countless foreign lives lost, and a trillion dollars spent, it might be time to start downsizing the "war on terror," he is leading the national debate beyond where even most Democrats have dared to go.

Therefore, when contemplating humanitarian interventions, the US would weigh the potential benefits--in terms of foreign lives saved--against the likely costs to the United States.

The letter cited thousands of U.S. and foreign lives lost, the tens of billions of dollars spent and last year's 87percentt rise in heroin production as evidence the war was unwinnable.

The enemy was a scary undefined "other": foreign, living in far-off places with a different religion.

Instead, they should put down roots in a foreign land, live productive lives in exile, and even pray for the welfare of their new hometown.

The Portuguese defender, along with the rest of the club's foreign players, lives in Monaco.

Although this kind of agency is less recognized in the man-dominated system and also makes no significant changes to existing gender norms, it is crucial to foreign brides' lives and self-empowerment.

More than one-third of the foreign born lived in Queens and one-third lived in Brooklyn.