Sentence examples for foreign suggests from inspiring English sources

The misspelling of "foreign" suggests a makeshift and private effort, and is humbling.

For 95% of the 1708 who could not be traced, there was insufficient detailed information (e.g., name too common with no information on exact date of birth) or the names were foreign suggesting that they might have been non-UK residents.

Loyal buyers could shift to foreign brands, suggests Mr Fitzgerald.

An hour-long conversation with David Miliband, the British foreign secretary, suggests reinforcements are on the way.

Foreign takeover, suggests the Labour donor John Mills elsewhere on these pages.

Still, the scarcity of foreign investment suggests Mr. Putin needs to do much more.

But the flurry of interest in courting other foreign capital suggests a desire to diversify.

TO UNDERSTAND David Cameron's approach to foreign policy, suggests a close ally, bear in mind his belief in openness.

But as the fate of Erdogan's "zero problems" foreign policy suggests, good intentions are not enough.

The decision to hand over the fund's management to foreign investors suggests the government has belatedly recognised that western expertise might be helpful to South Korea.

Yet an evaluation by the French foreign ministry suggests that the economic damage amounts to little more than a drop in wine sales and American tourists.