Sentence examples for turned to europe from inspiring English sources

The intense competition between Huawei and Ericsson has turned to Europe, pushing down equipment prices and profits for both companies.

In effect, the country has turned to Europe, with a brave smile, and declared, "We're sorry, but it's over.

With crucial World Cup qualifiers approaching for the USMNT, Jürgen Klinsmann has turned to Europe for the bulk of his squad.

France's attention progressively turned to Europe, with the enlargement of the European Union, the opening up of Central and Eastern Europe and the perception that the troubled African continent was waning as an asset.

Years later, when he had semi-retired, Knopf said that when he was starting out he felt that a Jewish firm could never compete for American authors with established houses like Scribner and Harper Brothers, so he turned to Europe.

The exporting of the European Tour's higher-profile players is making room for the importing of promising young Americans like Peter Uihlein and Brooks Koepka, who have turned to Europe to expand their horizons and their games after failing to earn their PGA Tour playing privileges.

NETS TURN TO EUROPE The Nets filled their need for another scoring forward, agreeing to terms with Bojan Bogdanovic, a 2011 N.B.A. draft pick who has been playing in Europe.

The New York Times turned to Vranesevich when it needed comment on a rash of anti-government hacks, while The Wall Street Journal Europe dubbed him an "online-security specialist".

With this rejection by inaction for three years, both countries have turned to Europe, Canada and Argentina and quickly entered into and benefitted from trade agreements.

Syrian refugees turn to Europe and human smugglers.

Others have kept the name but dumped everything else (Moldova's Communists, uniquely for eastern Europe, regained power through the ballot box, promised to create another Cuba, and then turned pro-Europe and anti-Kremlin).Another group spent much of their lives as the persecuted opposition to an undemocratic regime, and retain an aura of heroism as they operate out in the open (South Africa, Iraq).