Sentence examples for foreigners interest from inspiring English sources

But such revenues fluctuate with foreigners' interest in the Middle East.

Less than 1% of Indian household savings are invested in equity markets, and the market tends to swing as foreigners' interest waxes and wanes (see chart).

Some countries have small or relatively inaccessible reserves, or no known reserves at all, and so have to offer favourable terms to entice foreigners' interest.

BBVA and ABN Amro would add value and reduce prices in mortgage lending, credit cards and lending to small business, says Mr Serra.Whatever the outcome, the foreigners' interest will step up pressure on Italian banks to accelerate domestic consolidation.

This audience includes policy makers, foreigners interested in London's tech scene, and city workers keen to invest in UK startups with their bonuses.

As prime minister, Mr Conille will be a co-chair of the Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission alongside his former boss.Some Haitians worry that, given his prior experience, Mr Conille lacks independence and will prioritise foreigners' interests over those of Haitians.

It was a part of a series of attacks against foreigners and foreign interests since a disputed presidential election on Sunday was officially awarded to Faure Gnassingbé, the candidate of the long-governing party, and it followed an accusation by the interior minister that Germany was conspiring with opposition politicians.

It's the foreigners that interest them".

"Foreigners show interest in Mongolia, whose population is just two million people, but its name does not end in 'stan'," he said, straining facts as well as logic.

And "it would be good if more foreigners showed interest" in properties in the region, he added — as long as the influx did not push up prices so severely that locals could no longer afford to live in their own communities.

Although, according to the 1980 constitution, all land in Vanuatu is under ni-Vanuatu customary collective ownership and cannot be sold to foreigners, increasing interest from abroad in the late 20th and early 21st centuries prompted the government to allow land to be leased for 75-year periods.