Sentence examples for abroad use from inspiring English sources

The Philippines has among the highest rates of social-media use in the world, in large part because millions of Filipinos employed abroad use it to keep in touch with their families.

Full-body scanners that are already in place in some airports around the country and abroad use a different type of imaging technology, called millimeter wave, that uses less powerful, non-ionizing radiation that does not pose the same risk.

If you have friends living in a country you want to be in or if you studied abroad, use those networks.

For instance, instead of bringing food from abroad, use that money to buy food locally, enhancing the weak aggregate demand that many battered economies have.

And while there is just a smattering of interest today from such buyers, agents recommend that prospective buyers from abroad use lawyers to check their deeds and monitor any remodeling work closely, as theft of materials and shoddy workmanship are not uncommon.

He struck a very different tone from a GOP president who has suggested the U.S. should be less generous abroad, use might as much as possible and see radical extremism as a consequence of Muslim identity, not of deprivation.

The rudiments of commerce are missing; businesses have to remit cash abroad using money-changers.

Mark Twain, in his 1880 "A Tramp Abroad," used that mooshy sense in writing of "mushy, slushy early spring roads".

Mr. Romney said his aid proposal would focus its efforts on small and medium-size businesses abroad, using microfinance techniques.

They said several other tourists had helped them by shipping gems abroad using their duty free allowance of £10,000 – earning themselves £4,000 in the process.

In 2011 Rahin al-Ugaili, the head of the Integrity Commission, unmasked "shell companies" abroad used by senior officials to award contracts to themselves.