Sentence examples for trend of foreign from inspiring English sources
Abramovich bought Chelsea FC in 2003, beginning a trend of foreign multimillionaires snapping up English clubs.
The team is owned by Mohamed al Fayed, an Egyptian who kicked off the trend of foreign ownership of England's major clubs.
The 6ft 352lb352lb yokozuna had in fact clinched the record-breaking title on Friday with a victory over Kisenosato, the highest-ranked wrestler of Japanese descent in sumo's top division — of no minor symbolic value given the trend of foreign dominence in recent years.
Figure 3 presents the trend of foreign investment and investment abroad in China's manufacturing industry.
"The Premier League is culpable in allowing the current trend of foreign ownership to continue without suitable safeguards".
This trend of foreign-born students leaving the U.S. will likely persist to one degree or another, especially as economic expansion continues in Asia.
The decreasing trend of foreign-born persons with TB in the first half of the study period could be attributed to fewer transient migrant workers entering Singapore during the economic crisis in Asia and the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in 2003.
"Through Suez people became aware that there was something wrong with the trend of British foreign policy.
It faces a growing economic morass, troubling demographic trends, the cost of foreign military interventions in Crimea and Syria, and diminished international standing.
But I'd also point to other trends: the sharpening of foreign competition; corporate raiders' keeping management honest; a newfound respect for the idea of doing only a few things, instead of everything (also known as the death of the conglomerate); and the ascendancy of the consumer.
"The dollar's decline is just the continuation of an ongoing trend," said Michael Rosenberg, head of foreign exchange strategy at Deutsche Bank in New York.
