Sentence examples for both expatriate from inspiring English sources

"You know, down at the coast, where there are so many tourists, people tolerate a lot," Mr. Kiraithe said, mentioning the rampant sexual tourism in which both expatriate men and women often hire lovers several decades their junior.

I think its snapshot of Australia (not idealised, but certainly distilled and concentrated) had a particular appeal for both expatriate Australians and English listeners, perhaps helping to explain why it made No 26 on the British charts, but only No 64 in Australia.

One of the greatest challenges was to convince staff (both expatriate and national) working under basic conditions with high medical needs and limited resources of the need and capability to introduce HIV care.

The Chinese government is building a multi-lane fly-over, and in 2011 the new international airport opened to accommodate the traffic of professionals, consultants, government officials, NGO staff, researchers and business people, both expatriate and Kenyan, into the city.

Because both expatriate and non-expatriate nurses assume primary responsibility for patient care in a ward, representative samples from both groups of nurses were selected to participate in the study.

Mr. Christopher and Mr. McDermott have worked extensively as a duo – after Hurricane Katrina, they both expatriated to Paris for a while – and the depth of their bond is as obvious as their talent.

James Piecowye, a talk show host, said he had devoted several broadcasts to the subject, with both expatriates and locals openly debating an issue that has long been kept behind closed doors.

Originally called Blair & Ketchum's Country Journal — it was started in 1974 by William S. Blair and Mr. Ketchum, both expatriates from the publishing world in New York City — the magazine provided down-home wisdom on topics like wood stoves, potato farming and ice fishing.

Where Pamela Druckerman's "Bringing Up Bébé" and Karen Le Billon's "French Children Eat Everything" strike a chord with both expatriates and parents looking to raise their children in their native country is the question of what are the best ways to raise kids: through defining limits and relatively strict consistency or through erring on the side of encouraging curiosity.

The tax has existed for decades, but since 2009, the authorities have tightened up on collection, to catch both expatriates living on their boats in the myriad marinas dotting the length of the Spanish coast and the Spanish owners of yachts who register them under foreign flags as charter vessels, even though they never put them out to charter.

My COO and Chief Technician -- both expatriates -- have evacuated the country and have no immediate plans to return.