Sentence examples for from a range of foreign from inspiring English sources

Criticism came from a range of foreign capitals on Tuesday.

Britain and its trees are coming under increasing pressure from a range of foreign pathogens, a point underlined last week when scientists revealed that the horse chestnut tree was now being threatened by a different invader – the leaf miner moth, which has spread through England and Wales, and was recently discovered in Scotland.

Demand slackened for a range of foreign goods in September.

The Republican candidates have espoused a range of foreign policy views, from the retrenchment favored by Representative Ron Paul of Texas to the assertion of American primacy voiced by Mr. Romney.

European governments have been unsettled by the signals sent by Trump on a range of foreign policy issues ranging from NATO and Russia to Iran, Israel and European integration.

During the transition, Kushner met with a range of foreign officials to discuss the incoming Administration.

"A range of foreign governments and corporations will be watching this case with interest".

The encyclopaedia was later offered in a range of foreign-language and regionally specific editions.

"All country information and guidance is based on a careful and objective assessment of available evidence from a range of sources including the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, local, national and international organisations, and media outlets," said a Home Office spokesperson.

Within fixed income, we select from a range of maturities and credit qualities, including foreign bonds and Treasury inflation-protected securities.

Other experts speculated that New Jersey's low share of divorced people results from a range of factors, from the relatively large foreign-born population (immigrants have lower odds of divorce than the native-born population) to costly alimony provisions.