Sentence examples for risky countries from inspiring English sources

Helge Ryggvik, a historian and oil researcher, told the daily Dagsavisen that Norwegian oil companies should withdraw from risky countries.

Cargo experts contend that it is far more effective to focus on packages coming from risky countries, or from unknown shippers with no track record of business or those who pay in cash.

Or he might need them, but only temporarily when he is travelling in risky countries, for instance, or during a nasty industrial dispute, or when the company is making lots of painful lay-offs.

For private security firms, in particular, soaring demand has turned Iraq into a bonanza.On the other hand, many workers in Iraq have never done business in risky countries before.

Several mining executives and other experts said that the multibillion-dollar investment required to build a large copper mine, for example, meant that the industry would focus on other deposits in less risky countries before they turned to Afghanistan.

The ITU points out that foreign companies have even been willing to invest in risky countries such as Cambodia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda.Cellular operators also have some inherent advantages over fixed-line companies when it comes to venturing into poor and isolated areas.

"Thailand was never considered as a very risky country," he said.

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(Colombia, Mexico, Pakistan and the Philippines rank among the world's riskiest countries for kidnappings).

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And in foreign markets, he said, money has flowed to the riskiest countries.