Sentence examples for growing foreign from inspiring English sources

The evidence of growing foreign interest vanished.

By the early 1970s he was worried about the region's growing foreign debt.

Do the Australians on Cotterell's squad resent the growing foreign presence?

Nigeria is currently the fastest growing foreign market, while China represents Champagne's fifth biggest buyer outside the European Union.

Growing foreign ownership is an interesting subject to broach with Coates, especially with Stoke visiting Chelsea on Saturday.

In the face of growing foreign and domestic competition, auto companies merged, or quit, or moved out of town to get closer to markets.

Signs of trouble that had worried officials before the global financial crisis — volatile capital flows, exchange rate pressures and rapidly growing foreign-exchange reserves — have been gathering new momentum in emerging markets.

Private business was allowed to grow; foreign investment was welcomed.

Reading Goethe today, even through the veil of translation, is most valuable as an encounter with a way of thinking and feeling that has grown foreign to us.

Still, one anxiety is likely to grow: foreign investors' exuberance about Japan is not shared by the locals.Japanese shares are nowhere near their peak of 1990, at the end of the bubble years.

And as the foreign market for Hollywood films continues to grow (foreign revenue made up more than 67% of the US's total box office gross in 2010), women will be increasingly shut out of the higher-earning roles.