Sentence examples for growing homeland from inspiring English sources

WHAT a shock it must be for Koreans to discover that what they thought was a rich, rapidly growing homeland with near-perfect job security is in fact teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

Unlike Blaine, he declines to applaud the Iraq war, feels uneasy about the growing Homeland Security detention apparatus, and hesitates to shoot at ambiguous Mexicans who lurk in odd corners of the ranch.

Part of the problem is EPA's growing portfolio of homeland security research, such as creating new technology for protecting water treatment plants.

After more than four decades of exile, however, with a Chagossian movement to return to their homeland growing, the fictions of Diego Garcia may finally be crumbling.

When Howard Gordon, the co-creator of "Homeland," was growing up, "dinner tended to be quick and not one that emphasized conversation," he said.

Many local police departments complain that since Sept. 11, 2001, policy makers in Washington have expected them to shoulder a growing financial burden for homeland security.

The 11 stories in the collection span almost 30 years and serve to illustrate Grossman's development as a writer as well as his growing disillusionment with his homeland.

Prominent Greek Cypriots living in the UK are exploring the possibility of a private bailout plan to help their homeland amid growing concern at the impact of the financial crisis on the country's 60,000-strong Cypriot-born community.

According to King, the danger this faraway rebellion poses for the United States should not be minimised: "With al-Shabaab's large cadre of American jihadis and unquestionable ties to al-Qaida, particularly its alliance with AQAP, we must face the reality that al-Shabaab is a growing threat to our homeland".

"At a time when ISIS presents a growing threat to our homeland and our national security interests abroad and when former Guantanamo detainees are reported to be fighting with ISIS, the last thing we should be doing is making it easier to transfer Guantanamo detainees to other countries," Ayotte said in a statement.

That made Brodeur's celebrity in his homeland grow exponentially.