Sentence examples for fringe countries from inspiring English sources

Bond markets, however, have responded well, driving down sovereign yields particularly of fringe countries.

In a nutshell, the fringe countries that were forced to adopt fierce austerity have more or less completed their course of treatment.

There remains a widespread view that the fringe countries can count on their more prosperous neighbors for a bailout if one is necessary.

In Europe, the influx of capital into fringe countries following the adoption of the euro raised growth rates, but also pushed up wages faster than productivity.

"Until we, Asia, the AFC, can start developing some of these other teams, these fringe countries that are starting to break through, [this will keep happening]." One of those countries that needs to lift is China, where Byer has recently begun working with the Ministry of Education to get football back into schools.

Along its fringes, countries that traditionally imported its beef have turned to other sources.

This will inevitably result in production gravitating to places like Germany and France, from fringe producing countries such as Spain and Finland".

But it has been asked largely of the North Atlantic and North Pacific, because they are fringed by countries that can afford to do the asking.

Ian Simmons Monkseaton, Tyne and Wear Edgelands (Jonathan Cape) by the poets Paul Farley and Michael Symmons Roberts is a small but fascinating study of the forgotten urban fringe where country and city blur in what is at first sight an unlovely collection of container depots, sewage works and allotments.

He is Terry Allen, a Texan (born 1943) now living in Santa Fe, N.M., and known in discerning popular music circles for albums from the fringes of country western.

As Bill Campion sang about entropy, loneliness, apathy and death, the band came up with peppy, shifty vamps that carried the songs from the fringes of country-rock to the verge of hard rock.