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Inasmuch as the Protestants are all native-born Northern Irelanders, it is no longer so easy to treat them as "outsiders. "

Yet over the course of the next century, Chinese rule would be slowly eviscerated at the hands of outsiders.

A wounded foreigner, most likely a prisoner of war, was apparently buried alive with his hands tied behind him (opposite).

Outsider city people . . . did not understand these differences but the town people and farmers were very sure of them.

It may take a few decades for rich countries to integrate newcomers, but history suggests that it will happen before too long.

The writer believes that the outsiders bring fresh air into the existing corporate philosophy, thus contributing to its diversity of ideas.

These outsiders exploited the absence of a functioning Somali state capable of protecting its coastal waters.

As far as Betty was concerned I was an intruder, since she considered herself an "only" child, and she was jealous.

Companies can point to one strong piece of evidence in favour of hiring outsiders: share prices usually leap at the news.