Sentence examples for dependent on overseas from inspiring English sources

Many of America's most profitable and important companies are heavily dependent on overseas revenue.

The government has also encouraged a model of higher education that makes universities and colleges unduly dependent on overseas student fees.

Universities UK has acknowledged that British higher education is now dependent on overseas students, and most institutions want more of them.

Saudi Arabia's ambitious Vision 2030 project – the brainchild of the kingdom's de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman – is heavily dependent on overseas investment.

As the BlackBerry's popularity has eroded in the United States, RIM has become increasingly dependent on overseas markets, particularly in developing countries.

The letter says: "British universities have been positioned as central culprits for failing to regulate their intake of foreign students, while rendered dependent on overseas student fees because of government funding cuts".

The idea is catching on overseas, too.

Foreign governments and individuals hold about half of the $3.7 trillion in outstanding U.S. Treasury bonds, for example, and the government has been heavily dependent on continued overseas bond purchases to finance the roughly $1 billion a day it has to borrow to pay its bills.

Many families are dependent on successful overseas relatives for remittances but often seem them as near foreigners.

But if you look at the political economy of Africa, we have little foreign direct investment - but it is improving - we are dependent on ODA (overseas direct investment) and we are commodity-exporting economies.

Many of the largest American companies are now so dependent on their overseas operations, and thus so vulnerable to pressures by foreign governments, that they have become outright Trojan horses with respect to American trade policy.