Sentence examples for domestically from from inspiring English sources

The other sentiment wave flows domestically, from the government and the Reserve Bank of India.

Last year's holiday sales were stronger, with comparable store sales up 3.3 percent domestically from a year earlier.

And it does this despite the chaotic administration of the sport within the country, along with the upheaval domestically from both politics and terrorism.

The rich countries also have so much to gain domestically from such similar transformations, and in so doing will create powerful examples for themselves and others.

The problems in the health care system are related to nearly every issue bubbling domestically, from unemployment to the fiscal crisis in the states.

Therefore, it is invested in Treasury bonds, where it collects interest and allows the government to borrow domestically from its own citizens instead of sending interest payments to foreigners.

Mrs. Merkel has faced criticism of her leadership almost from the beginning of the crisis, from the right and the left, domestically and from foreign leaders, including President Obama.

She recovered from that and continued to race domestically, far from the elite competition she would face at the Olympics.

That year, only 105,000 horses were slaughtered domestically; 33,000 from the United States were slaughtered abroad.

In England, about three-quarters of the land is given over to agriculture, which produces about 60 per cent of the food consumed domestically, down from 70 per cent in the 1980s.

Counterfeiting of United States bills has jumped in the last few years, Secret Service data shows: in 2001, $47.5 million of fake bank notes passed into circulation domestically, up from $39.7 million in 2000.