Sentence examples for further foreigners from inspiring English sources

But many probably hope the debate will go on– and that we shall see further foreigners arriving to 'save' Egypt.

Journey To Ithaca further explores foreigners' encounters with India through Matteo, an Italian ascetic and disciple of "The Mother", and his more materialistic German wife Sophie, who prefers sybaritic Goa to the ashram.

Further confusing foreigners, the same Finance Ministry that defends the debt level as manageable supports the Tax Commission, which uses the same statistics to argue that the out-of-control budget deficit justifies raising taxes.

Further, unlike foreigner, it opens a perspective on monitoring integration beyond the point where citizenship is conferred.

The FCO warned about the "greater intensity of fighting" in Tripoli and the likelihood of further attacks on foreigners.

The Orams ruling has chilled further investment by foreigners.Resolving differences over security and property will clearly be hard.

Given mounting social and economic pressures across the GCC, a further cull of foreigners to make way for locals looks likely.

This week another Russian engineer was killed and two more kidnapped at a power plant, prompting a further flight of foreigners.In their effort to achieve as smooth a handover as possible to Iraqis at the end of June, the American authorities are letting their generals make deals with the rebels to get the show back on the road.

Some suggest the ICBC decision may be tied to further opening to foreigners by the Chinese, but if so this quid pro quo will not be part of the formal regulatory framework, but part of a quiet political bargain.Chinese banks are not about to conquer the world.

"Further attacks against foreigners are likely and could be opportunistic".

The same cannot be said for those other foreigners, further away and therefore invisible, who benefit from, gasp, outsourcing and free trade with the U.S. Isn't it ironic that after decades of exporting unnecessary, overpriced goods to countries often strong-armed into buying them, Americans are so resentful about Indian and Brazilian workers wanting to make a buck themselves?