Sentence examples for domestically on from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the Chinese economy has been so focused on exports and now on greater reliance of domestic consumption of those goods, while India can compete globally and domestically on a different front since their economy has a strong bias to services to enhance the production of goods.

In 2000, some $571 billion was spent domestically on travel.

Starting Nov. 11, standby upgrade purchasing options will be offered domestically on select off-peak flights.

In 2010, only 35 percent of sales of the first generation iPad were sold domestically on the online marketplace.

And no matter how that number changes domestically, on the world scale there's troubling movement in the wrong direction.

There's no consensus domestically on whether we should open up or not," says Jorge Castañeda, the foreign minister.

For example, some governments impose higher taxes on cigarettes produced abroad than on domestically produced ones, or by type of cigarette such as non-filtered or filtered cigarettes.

Food sovereignty is the right of a people to define their own food and agricultural systems, premised on growing domestically for domestic consumption.

How big is the travel market in China? A. According to China Travel Bureau statistics, in 2007 it was $150 billion, spent by Chinese on travel domestically and on inbound travel by foreigners.

As Anglo-Americans migrated to the city, they brought along or purchased enslaved African-Americans, some of whom worked domestically or on the waterfront, including on riverboats.

On average, Tyler Perry's movies have grossed aproximately $23 million domestically... on opening weekend alone.