Sentence examples for foreign pundits from inspiring English sources

Foreign pundits sound even more bearish, and one sometimes detects a hint of gloating at the hyperpower's distress.

Foreign pundits keep telling Japan to do itself a favour and make better use of cheap imported labour.

That is the debate among both local and foreign pundits as Palestinians prepare for their first legislative elections in over a decade.

But as the euphoria of some and anger of others both subside, these may turn out to be less dramatic than many foreign pundits suggest.

For several years, some foreign pundits have praised a "Beijing consensus" of market reforms and a strong central government that can make tough but unpopular decisions as a model for other developing countries.

"And the erstwhile foreign pundits will soon realise that it is not 'game over for Mugabe' but a new game altogether, not only for Zimbabwe and its neighbours, but for Africa".

He became one of Mr. Bush's foreign policy pundits, writing a stream of op-ed pieces and magazine articles that laid the groundwork for what he called a Republican foreign policy.

Ever since the end of the Cold War 25 years ago, foreign policy pundits have been warning that the world is becoming more unstable because power is fragmenting.

Foreign policy pundits and analysts are now going to have to reconsider Romney on foreign policy and national security and consider his positions more seriously. .

Foreign policy pundits have had a rough time recently in Washington, D.C. First, the New York Times slammed a number of high profile think tanks for the nature of their links to foreign donors.

Indeed, after the 2016 elections, predicting a second civil war in the United States ― a real, bloody, no-holds-barred military conflict ― has become all the rage among journalists, historians, and foreign policy pundits across the political spectrum.