Sentence examples for foreign sentiment from inspiring English sources

Foreign sentiment is fickle and his departure may bring uncertainty.

But an assault on Afghanistan would cause civilian casualties and inflame foreign sentiment against us.

If foreign sentiment turns sharply, America's much-needed economic slowdown could occur more suddenly than anyone expected.

Now that foreign sentiment appears to be turning negative, one of the biggest risks to America's economic outlook is a sharp adjustment.

The rise of anti-foreign sentiment nonetheless led to several attacks on foreigners in the following months.

I feel safer being in Manchester, but there is this poisonous anti-foreign sentiment in the air.

Pundits say it panders to anti-foreign sentiment in Japan, and undermines the country's ambitions to increase tourism and make Tokyo a global financial centre.

However, there has been growing uncertainty among foreign investors over bureaucratic red tape for permits, overlapping regulations and an increase in anti-foreign sentiment in the energy sector.

Indonesia still had "a very free public square", he said, but the election of president Joko Widodo last year had seen "a trend in anti-foreign sentiment".

With the attack on the World Trade Center, many administrators, like John Hudzik, dean of international programs at Michigan State University, fear that anti-foreign sentiment could undermine openness to international students.

The demonstrations have appeared to awaken a simmering anti-foreign sentiment in Afghanistan, where anger about civilian casualties and more than nine years of conflict have diminished local support for western forces.