Sentence examples for spare countries from inspiring English sources

That may spare countries where house prices have clearly overshot from a painful bust, but it may also mean that some markets end up mimicking Japan's long descent and badly undershoot.

This global financial cycle "is not aligned with countries' specific macroeconomic conditions," she argues: it does not, in other words, necessarily spare countries that have their own house in order.

Bachata began as spare country music: love ballads crooned over acoustic guitar picking and stark percussion.

"We do not have a spare country," Mr. Barak told the convention, invoking the words of the revered Labor leader Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated in 1995.

Chicago band Califone, however, set out explicitly to marry their love and knowledge of American roots music - spare country, haunted blues, skeletal folk - with an avant-garde bent.

Iraq's political leaders must act decisively and now to spare country from abyss," he wrote.

Enlightened action by Arab leaders could spare their countries further turmoil and loss of life.

The WTO wanted to spare developing countries from facing similarly complex (and expensive) disputes.

Dawei will at last give Thailand that link.Grand plans to improve roads all the way from Bangkok to Cambodia and Vietnam are also in hand to spare those countries the tedious rounding of Malaysia and allow them to ship their goods from Dawei directly to Europe.

The IMF is a key part of Europe's bailout plans because it can provide both funds that spare European countries some financial pain and a reputation for rigour that helps eurozone leaders convince financial markets and domestic parliaments that Greece will keep its commitments.

Antimicrobial resistance increases worldwide and does not spare developing countries [ 6].