Sentence examples for to foreign environments from inspiring English sources
Another set of questions concerns the degree to which American specialists in countering gangs have been successful in migrating their expertise to foreign environments.
She tells The Creators Project, "the blue stains remain islands, or an unknown geographical spot of the map, in connection to the birds which also connect us to foreign environments".
Samus was infused with Chozo DNA to give her a strong resistance to foreign environments, then trained as a warrior and given one of the alien race's artifacts, the Power Suit.
As such, reduced WWOX expression would also attenuate apoptosis resulting from exposure to foreign environments, such as pre-metastatic sites prior to the establishment of new tumor growth.
Tumor cells from primary lesions gradually invade into the local surrounding stroma, enter circulation (intravasate) and disseminate, exit circulation (extravasate), and finally adapt to foreign environments of distant sites (colonize).
Noting the difficulties faced by a traumatised non-English speaker struggling to adapt to a foreign environment, some take this figure to suggest that not all rejections relate to the substance or credibility of a claim.
Psychic distance is defined as factors that make it difficult to understand foreign environments, such as differences in language, culture, political systems, level of education, and level of industrial development.
The young captives are then dispatched to a foreign environment to work either as performers or laborers, all the while being kept in relative confinement and isolation, a kind of living death for an animal as socially developed and dependent as we now know elephants to be.
But all clinicians have additional opportunities to mitigate psychosocial suffering by providing information, orienting patients to the foreign environment, acknowledging and helping to reduce their anxiety and fears, showing compassion, and establishing trust.
Such a policy will have two goals: to improve a company's ability to operate in foreign environments through effective corporate diplomacy, and to ensure its success wherever it is engaged through careful geopolitical due diligence.
"It looks like Facebook is taking affirmative steps to shift income from the U.S. to more friendly foreign environments," said Robert Willens, an independent tax expert.
