The phrase "abroad that is" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to being overseas or in a foreign country, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I have always wanted to travel abroad, that is, to experience different cultures and lifestyles."
Alternatives: "overseas, which means" or "in foreign countries, that is".
Population: There's a lot more of us (and more of us were born elsewhere) Of 56.1 million residents of England and Wales last year (that is 3.7m more than 10 years previously) some 7.5m were born abroad –that is 3m more than the number reported in 2001.
Since more of the same means more misery at home and more nuclear blackmail abroad, that is no reason to be cheerful.The Chosun UnIn 1994, at the death of Kim Jong Il's father, Kim Il Sung, The Economist hoped, as it does now, for the regime's swift collapse and the North's reunification with the South.
For many in Europe and abroad, that is all to the good.
At a time of growing risks abroad, that is not all to the good.
If an applicant has an indoor toilet, or household gifts from a relative working abroad, that is a good sign.
There is a buccaneering spirit abroad that is rare in the West, born from a mixture of optimism and arrogance.
Growing personal affluence and in some cases outright fortunes, are spawning Chinese cultural and social interests abroad that are likely to be enduring.
"It refers to retaliation for the numerous illegal operations we have carried out abroad that were kept totally secret from the American public," he wrote.
In an analysis of the 2,490 ballots from Americans living abroad that were counted as legal votes after Election Day, The Times found 680 questionable votes.
While the original was critically acclaimed and did incredibly well at the box office, both in the U.S. and abroad, that was nearly 15 years ago.
"There were rumours that he's gone abroad - that's a possibility".
