Sentence examples for drive abroad from inspiring English sources

Critics say skimping on safety was one way automakers generated profits in Japan to finance their export drive abroad.

Only once, last year, did they have a sales drive abroad, even shipping the beer to the United States, where a six-pack sold for $85.

Defense companies would be driven abroad to seek orders.

Driven abroad in the persecution of 1593, he settled in Amsterdam.

Instead, perhaps urged on by friends and relatives driven abroad by a lack of jobs and years of conflict, Paraguay and Italy fans compete to make the most noise.

Political competition is nonexistent, much of the opposition has been driven abroad or imprisoned, the internet and media are heavily censored and reports of arbitrary imprisonment and torture are frequent.

AMERICA is a land of immigrants, but some of its biggest companies are keen to emigrate, driven abroad by high tax rates and America's "worldwide" system of taxation, which grabs a share of their foreign profits.

Yet the huge flow of émigrés has also included a smaller number of older Venezuelans, driven abroad for many of the same reasons, including scarcities of food and medicine, soaring poverty and crime.

I suppose it wouldn't surprise people if I were to say that I'd been driven abroad by the constant meddling of politicians, the exams fiasco, or Ofsted.

As The Times puts it "Wealth creators who have not been driven abroad by Mr Brown's 50% income tax rate would rush for the exits if Mr Cable's 50% capital gains tax were introduced".

Their party was outlawed by the old Mubarak-appointed judiciary, its members either rounded up, massacred, or driven abroad or into hiding.