Sentence examples for expand domestically from inspiring English sources

It will take $40 million to expand internationally, $20 million to expand domestically, $30 million for domestic sales and marketing and the rest for general corporate purposes, according to the registration statement.

There is also potential to expand domestically.

So Japanese firms find it nearly impossible to expand domestically.

Japanese companies have amassed unprecedented amounts of cash since the lean years of the 1990s, but have not reinvested the funds to expand domestically or increase employment or payrolls.

Hezi Leibovich, who co-founded The Catch Group with his brother Gabby in 2006, tells me that SketchBook Ventures aims to help Australian startups expand domestically, as well as enable international startups to enter the country through the company's network.

This is a Premiership position best suited to a Premiership business player, given the rate at which the company is expanding domestically and overseas.

He had enormous influence as the sector rapidly expanded domestically and overseas to meet China's burgeoning energy needs.

–Kelly said one of the big changes that will be implemented quickly is the push to offer corporate tax benefits for U.S. companies expanding domestically rather than overseas part of Obama's plan to rebuild the country's infrastructure and return jobs inside this country.

Twitter expects its revenue to grow more slowly in years to come, even as costs also rise as it builds up its technology infrastructure, funds research and development, markets its products, expands domestically and internationally, finds and keeps good employees, and so on.

"Cirrus is a proven survivor and came out of the tech wreck with a strong balance sheet," says Zambell. "The specialist in the industry, Cirrus has 100 industry firsts and more than 1,100 patents under its belt, and its markets are rapidly expanding, both domestically and internationally".

"By daring to go with a 5 percent reduction, we will spur companies to invest domestically, expand employment and raise wages," Mr. Kan said.