Sentence examples for pattern of foreign from inspiring English sources

Chan KK and Gemayel ER (2004) Risk instability and the pattern of foreign direct investment in the Middle East and North Africa region.

For most of the past decade Germany and France have been working on the single currency, while Britain has become increasingly detached from the idea, all with no visible effect on the pattern of foreign direct investment.

Saying he was "deeply concerned" by what he described as a pattern of "foreign government intervention in the market and direct financial support of their steel industries," Mr. Bush held out the possibility that he might soon impose restrictions on imports of steel.

The best way to understand the complex pattern of foreign investment in Russian energy is to picture a dance between the Russian energy firms, their western counterparts and the government in Moscow a dance in which the partners are usually out of step.In the first years after the collapse of communism, western firms rushed in.

Comey suggested that the attack fits the pattern of foreign terrorist groups indoctrinating American citizens through the Internet.

Russia's response to the latest attack on civilians in rebel-held territory follows a familiar pattern of foreign media skepticism and selective coverage that has defined the Russian public's understanding of its country's role in the over-five-year civil war.

"The tectonic plates of the region shifting is inescapable, and it's quite hard to see circumstances under which you'd get a repetition of the same old pattern of foreign-sponsored armed groups".

This study examines patterns of foreign patents and their determinants in China from 1985 to 1999.

In this research, the behavioral patterns of foreign developers in the apartment market of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam were identified.

Distinctions of grammar and pronunciation also occur, as do more striking differences in vocabulary, which result partly from differential historical patterns of foreign domination.

We examine collaboration patterns of foreign scientists working in one of 16 countries in 2011 and compare them to the collaboration patterns of nonmigrant scientists and scientists with some international experience who have returned.