外文期刊常用语句100条.docx

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外文期刊常用语句100条

1.Sofarhehashadmixedsuccess.

2.TheAmericangovernmentisnotoriouslystingywithitsforeignaid.

3.Americastillfallsnearthebottomoftherich-nationpackingenerositytothoseabroad.

4．Andwiththedeathsconcentratedintheworking-agepopulation,eachnewcaseaddstoawideningcircleofeconomichardship.

5．“Unemployment”,MrdeVillepindeclared,is“thetrueFrenchdisease”.

6．Heispinnedintoanuncomfortablytightcorner

7．Ondomesticfront,thingspickedupabit.

8．Towin,oneneedsawinner'smindset.

9.Sciencewasthefavouritechildinthehandsofthegovernment.

10．JohnSweeney--gaveaverydownbeatassessmentoftheforum'sdedicationtoarealadjustmentofpolicy.

11.Liketheotheronlinegiants,Google,Yahoo!

andAmazon,eBayisthesurvivorofabrutalshake-out.

12.Sportmaybeanunfailingcauseofill-will.

13.MrAbeseemskeenonamoreassertiveroleforJapaninternationally.

14．Allegationsofvote-buyingintheBrazilianCongressarenonovelty

15．There'splentyofscopeforargumentabouttheeconomicsofnuclearpowergeneration

16.Buttheeconomiccaseisnotasclear-cutasitseems.

17．TherehasalwaysbeenariftintheRepublicancoalition.

18．Thatsuggeststherearereservoirsofsupport.

19.Theyhavemanagedtoleavealltheotherrivalsindust.

20.OilexportsarenownearlyonaparwiththoseofSaudiArabia.

21．Europeanintegrationhasreachedastableplateau.

22．Manypeopleprotestthathousepricesarelessvulnerabletoameltdown.

23.Butwhenthetechnologybubbleburstin2001,thousandsoffirmsweresweptaway.

24．VariousscenariosareenvisionedbyGrant.

25.AmericawillfunnelmoremoneytowardsAfrica.

26.Theintenseinternationalscrutinymayhavemoderatedtheresponse.

27.Personalandeconomicfreedomsinthiscountryhavemultiplied.

28.Accesstomorecustomersallowsexporterstoexploiteconomiesofscale.

29.Somedevelopingcountries—inLatinAmerica,especiallyBrazil,andinAfricatoo—arefuriousthatadealslippedaway.

30.Ministerspickedapoortimetofail.

31.Nothingisagreeduntileverythingisagreed.

32.Supportforbothmainpartiescontinuestoebb.

33.Chinesecentralgovernmentmadeawisedecisiontoscraptheancientagriculturaltax.

34.Theseresultsseemtohavesilencedpredictions.

35．WeneedtomarketEuropeasananswertoglobalization.

36.ThesecountrieshaveagreedonafirmlineonIranandsentTehranafocused,concerted,unifiedmessage.

37.TheU.S.andGermanleadersarestillnursingarelationshipbruisedbytheIraqwar.

38．OpiniononIraqreflects,aswellascontributesto,themalaise.

39．Thedeclineinsupportcouldbeexplainedawayaspartofawideroutbreakofsecond-termblues.

40.Heisapragmaticconservativewhohasrelaunchedhimselfasacautiousreformist.

41．Theimpressionofincompetencewilllinger.

42．Sofarnodazzlingsynergieshaveemerged.

43.ThemostpressingproblemisthedismalstateofGermany’spublicfinances.

44．Hispostal-reformbillsqueezedthroughthelowerhouseofparliament

45．Inabankingsystemthatisplaguedbybadloans,fearspersist.

46.Psychologicalscarstakelongertohealthanphysicalones.

47.EarlierscandalshadalreadybeguntotarnishtheParty’sholier-than-thouimage.

48.Thepresidentwillnowhavetomovequicklytoformalliancesandtoapplybalmtothewoundshehasopened.Ifnot,hewillhaveonlyhimselftoblame.

49.Iftheynegotiatedasablock,theycoulddriveaharderbargain.

50.ForKyotoProtocol,it’shardtosolvethedifficultyofgettingAmericaonboard.

51.Underpinningthisfestivalofcommerceisthesymbioticrelationshipbetweensportandthemedia.

52.Newfeaturesandnewstrategiesarebeingembracedasthesefirmsfighteachother,andahordeofothers,forthee-commercepie.

53．WhatpeopletodaywantisaEuropethatdeliversusefulbenefits:

jobs,acleanenvironment,aforeignpolicysuccessonIran

54．Youcan'trousepeople'spassionsforsomethingthatis50yearsold.

55．ManypeopleinWesternEuropestillfeelthattheunion'srecenteastwardexpansionhasinvitedtheunwantedconsequencesofglobalizationontothecontinent.

56．InthatsenseEuropeispioneeringanewworldorder:

amulti-networkEuropewithinacommoninstitutionalframework."

57．Evenmoreembarrassingly,thegluttonousUnitedStateshasoutperformeditsoil-sippingpeers.

58.Highoilpriceshavehadlittlenoticeableimpactonworlddemand—evenforoilitself—leavinganalystsscramblingforanexplanation.

59.Foreigners’frustrationatnotbeingabletogrababiggersliceoftheindustryisunderstandable.

60．NotonlyhasthisprovidedahealthystreamofincomeforRussia’sgovernment,whichtakesabigchunkofoilrevenuesintaxes,butithasmadeitsoilavitalforeign-policytool.

61．Theglobalhousingboomisthebiggestfinancialbubbleinhistoryarticle.Thebiggertheboom,thebiggertheeventualbust.

62．Europe,inparticular,isstrugglingwithitscossetedanddeeplyentrenchedfarmlobby.DisputesovertheCAP（commonagriculturepolicy）arestillacrimonious

63．TheBushadministrationisstilltryingtocobbletogetheradealpalatabletobothitsownproducersandthoseinBrazil.

64．InEurope,attitudesonTurkey'sbidforEuropeanUnionmembershipwereshapedstronglybyattitudesonimmigration.

65.FromitsfindingsintheWesternworld,thenewreportsketchedmoresharplysomeofthefaultlinesinnationswhereMuslimsandotherscoexist.

66．ItoffersanunusuallybroadlookatMuslimattitudes,andatWesternattitudesonarangeofMuslimissues.

67.Amidthemountingsafetyandsecurityconcerns,WesternsponsorsaretryingtoacceleratethedisposaloftheUkraine'sarmsburden.

68.ThatmakesithardertocureBrazil'sStockholmsyndrome,aloveforastatethatholdstheeconomyhostage.

69.MrBerlusconi’soddlyprecisepromisetoroundupjoblessforeignerswasnoaccident.OneofthefewlegalgroundsforexpellingforeignersfromanotherEUnationistoshowtheyhavenomeansofsupport.

70.Globalisationstartedlongbeforeenlargement,butenlargementhascrystallisedpublicfearsaboutit,oftensettingonecornerofEuropeagainstanother.

71.ThiscomplexhistoryiswhatluredMrBaker.Hisgoal,hesays,istonurtureunderstandingand,oneday,healing.

72．Havingportrayeditselfforsolongasowningamonopolyonvirtueinpoliticallife,thefallfromgraceofBrazil’sgoverning,left-wingWorkers’Party（PT）hasbeenspectacular.

73.Alargenumberofeducated,intelligentandunderemployedpeopleintheir30sand40swithlittleprospectofmovingupthecareerladderprovidedaperfectmilieuforbrewingliberalideas.

74．MrMackwillprobablybeabletoquelltheturmoilthathasengulfedthebank,butthatwillstillleavehimfacingsomedauntingstrategicchallenges.

75．MrPurcell’stenurewasplaguedbydisappointingperformance,alingeringriftbetweentheMorganStanleyandDeanWitter.

76．Butasthecontroversyfedonitself,institutionalinvestorsgotontheanti-Purcellbandwagon.

77．Theinsurgencywasinits“lastthroes”.Theadministration'spatternofoversellingachievements—remember“Missionaccomplished”?

—hasprobablymadepublicopinionmorenervousandvolatilethanitwouldotherwisebe.

78．ThecurrentstructureofagriculturalprotectionsnotonlyhurtspoorAfricanfarmers,butalso,bylevyingdisproportionatetariffsonmanyprocessedgoodssuchasgroundcoffee,helpskeeppoorcountriessellinglowonthevaluechain.Thisleavestheiralready-weakeconomiesextremelyvulnerabletoswingsinrawcommodityprices.

79.Businesspeopleandacademicsmusedonhowtodealwithnewrisks--youcan'thedgeagainstbioterrorisminthefuturesmarkets.EconomistsdebatedwhichletterwouldbestdescribetheUSeconomy--aV（sharpfallfollowedbyaquickrecovery）,aUwithasaggyrighttail（longstagnation,weakrecovery）or,mostappropriate,aW（falserecoveryfollowedbyafreshdowndraft）.TheconsensusleanedawayfromtheVtowardthesaggyU,withtheWnottoberuledout.

80．GiventheseismicshockwavesfromFrenchandDutchvoters'rejectionoftheproposedEuropeanconstitution,thetighteningoftheEuropeanUnion'seconomicandpoliticaltiesisunlikelytoproceedasquicklyasinthepast,butisequallyunlikelytobereversed.

81.Weholdthatonewhodistributesadevicewiththeobjectofpromotingitsusetoinfringecopyright,asshownbytheclearexpressionorotheraffirmativestepstakentofosterinfringement,isliablefortheresultingactsofinfringementbythirdparties.

82．Justastheupswinginhousepriceshasbeenaglobalphenomenon,soanydownturnislikelytobesynchronised,andthustheeffectsofitwillbesharedwidely.Thehousingboomwasfunwhileitlasted,butthebiggestincreaseinwealthinhistorywaslargelyanillusion.

83．Storiesofprisonerabusewouldreallymakeadifference,though,iftheysignificantlydentedAmericans'imageofthemselvesasthegoodguysabroad.Sofar,theyhavenotdonethat.Byawidemargin,peoplebelievethereportsareisolatedincidents.

84．MrBushhasstakedhispresidencyonsuccessinIraq.Itwouldtakeahugebacklashtoforcehimtoacceptanythingthatsmacksoffailureordefeat,andthedeclineinpublicsupportisnowherenearstrongenoughtomakehimcontemplatesuchacourse.

85．Afew,itseemssafetopredict,willbecomethegiant-killersoftomorrow.Formanagersofanybusiness,thelessonsofeBayarebothexhilaratinganddaunting:

theprizesofferedbytheinternetaredazzlingbyanymeasure,butonlythosewhocansatisfythedemandingandchangingtastesofconsumers,theinternet'struesovereigns,willsurvivetoe