Sentence examples for driven overseas from inspiring English sources

It's just possible that African-Americans will turn out to be the Celts of the American empire, driven overseas by the comparatively poor opportunities at home.

If even 5 per cent of the current junior-doctor population is driven overseas or leaves medicine due to the proposed changes to their contract, the NHS will become untenable, forcing services to be transferred to private providers.

I suspect Big Daddy and 44 come to regret that as well, given the time they spend griping about the "ineptitude and inhospitableness" of the Vegas bookmakers as their business gets driven overseas.

As automation technology makes U.S. companies more competitive, jobs that were driven overseas by inexpensive labor will return to the American market.

Ultimately the academics are worried that in vivo research may be driven overseas entirely, to countries where the legal safeguards on animal welfare are not as stringent, to the detriment of the animals as well as U.K. science.

Osborne is also likely to announce fresh funding for UK Trade and Investment in a bid to drive overseas investment.

Servicemen who fell in love with the cars they drove overseas had them shipped home when their duty tours were completed.

Bruce E. Rosenblum, managing director of the Carlyle Group and chairman of an industry lobbying organization, said that increasing the taxes would drive overseas "growth capital now invested to strengthen American companies".

"They also understand that first-mover advantage is a real benefit because it gives them prominence and dramatic share of mind, as well as share of wallet, from the local affluent market and also drives overseas retail and online sales from that local population," he said.

Joe: Retaliation" into 3D, a decision that could pay off if it drives overseas ticket buyers to cinemas next year.

They have displaced American investment and driven ingenuity overseas.