Sentence examples for considered abroad from inspiring English sources
More than a hundred outposts dot the West Bank, alongside dozens of established Jewish settlements authorized by Israel but widely considered abroad a violation of international law.
For logistic reasons the campsite was considered "abroad" in MRB terms.
They said they did, in fact, consider study abroad to be a humanitarian necessity and that when cases were appealed to them, they would facilitate them.
Isherwood recommends that students make the most of time at uni to meet people from around the world, consider study abroad schemes like Erasmus, and says that speaking another language shows that a grad has a "better cultural understanding".
When considering study abroad, any con can easily turn into a pro.
Ten per cent of doctors had worked abroad during vacations (n = 48) and 90% of these had considered moving abroad or were about to do so.
Unlike Wright or Baldwin or Chester Himes, Ellison never considered travel abroad as a way of living more freely as a black man.
I have considered moving abroad, but I am lucky to have the job that I have and I am not sure it would be productive to leave it.
However, the high cost of living – the Economist ranks Singapore as the world's most expensive city – means more than 60% of young people surveyed there have considered moving abroad for employment or education.
With alternative Premier League offers next season looking "remote" Owen considered moving abroad but decided that, with four children in school, he did not want to uproot his young family.
