Sentence examples for tide of foreign from inspiring English sources

Has the tide of foreign military intervention been reversed?

Politicians have slowed the tide of foreign students flooding into its universities but they have been unable to stop it.

LONDON — Nationalist Russian legislators have introduced a bill to hold back a tide of foreign words, specifically English ones, which they claim is swamping the Russian language.

Arab investors: Britain's a good home for petrodollars The tide of foreign money flowing into Britain isn't confined to City takeovers.

The Money An Ever-Rising Tide Of Foreign Capital Israeli entrepreneurs are enjoying not only local social acceptance, but also unprecedented foreign financial backing.

For all its desire to hold back the tide of foreign buyers and to have some sort of industrial policy, the French government has few weapons and less cash.

Great tides of foreign capital surged into East Asia and Latin America, and then abruptly reversed.

In 1984, Ronald Reagan imposed import quotas to stem the tide of cheap foreign steel.

In Arnhem Land the spring tides have brought lots of foreign things to our shores.

After undertaking community research on this topic, Kathy Guthadjaka presented findings to the annual 'Over the Top' conference for the Northern Territory Christian Schools in 2012: In Arnhem Land the spring tides have brought lots of foreign things to our shores.

Books that arrive on a tide of chatter about vast advances, foreign sales and movie rights often don't provide an internal narrative to match the external one.