Sentences with phrase «relatively safe country»

Traveling to Canada gives Americans the chance to experience a foreign culture in a relatively safe country without traveling too far from home.

It's a relatively safe country and a hot spot for other solo travelers during high season between May and September.

Not exact matches

Government bonds of economically stable countries like the United States are rather popular financial investment to safely «park» unused capital because they are relatively safe and provide a guaranteed interest rate.

The bottom line is that we shouldn \» t expect Retro Studios to be the company that we once knew, making East - meets - West type of games, and that Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is a relatively safe and easy project that is meant to train in the new Retro Studios developers as they hopefully gear up for an even better Wii U project next time around.

Nonviolence is the norm of our existence, at least if we live in a relatively safe home, community, and country.

All the above discussion assumes we are using relatively safe U.S. government bonds or similar bonds from other developed countries.

In general, warnings are not strongly correlated with American deaths abroad: countries like Israel, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia are relatively safe despite being subject to numerous warnings, and the converse is true in Belize, Guatemala, and Guyana.

Syrians who fled the country within the first two years of the uprising are another relatively safe group.

You're relatively safe in Kentucky when compared with the rest of the country, but burglaries and break - ins can still happen when you least expect them.

Additionally, we see consumers in other countries «parking» their money by buying property in the relatively safe economic environment of the U.S.. All of this indicates the fascination with and confidence in real estate from an investment, as well as lifestyle, perspective.