Sentence examples for accumulated abroad from inspiring English sources

Bilateral programs between Myanmar and foreign countries that verify, register, and certify skills returnees accumulated abroad are lacking.

The most common finding relates to financial capital, and more specifically, the role of savings accumulated abroad in the launch of a small business upon return.

As for the post-return performance compared to the non-migrants in the home countries, returnees engage more in entrepreneurial activities thanks to their savings and/or education accumulated abroad.

Using data from Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire, Black and Costaldo (2009) find that return migrants are more likely to start a new enterprise if they had accumulated savings and stayed abroad longer.

"Sea turtles," in particular, are thought to boost the development of these industries thanks to their advanced technical skills, language ability, extended networks, and other human capital that may have been accumulated while they were abroad.

More than 6000 fellows are now being trained abroad, accumulating an incredible potential to transform the Chilean scientific environment as we know it.

On the other hand, those who were of schooling age accumulated about 1.72 years of education abroad.

A boom in commodities prices increased export revenues ninefold and under Morales's watch Bolivia accumulated record international reserves and sold bonds abroad for the first time in nearly a century.

I had accumulated a lot of stuff during my years abroad (clothes, books, various souvenirs from the countries I had visited) and had decided to ship most of it back in boxes that I could pick up when I returned.

Economists and political analysts in Iran and abroad said the anger reflected the accumulated impact of harsh Western economic sanctions over Iran's disputed nuclear program, as well as the government's inability to manage an increasingly acute economic crisis.

However, there are two conflicting effects as a result of an increase in the wage differential: an increase in the opportunity cost of returning to Mexico but also an increase in accumulated savings that tends to shorten the trip abroad.