Sentence examples for externally said from inspiring English sources

"Bob's voice in Romneyworld carries enormous weight, both internally and externally," said Spencer Zwick, the campaign's finance chief.

"She focused on changes internally as well as externally," said Kim Roy, a group president at Liz Claiborne, who attended an earlier conference for apparel makers.

"Because of our stand with the United States, we are facing a lot of troubles, internally and externally," said Information Minister Sallah Qalleh.

"The contraction in output data reconfirms weakening demand both domestically and externally," said Radhika Rao, an economist in the Singapore office of Forecast, a financial market analysis company.

"As the two sides of pharmaceutical companies get closer together, staff need to work in multifunctional teams, both internally and externally," says Gales.

"Communication is our focus how to leave lines of communication open to your child so they can come to you–and how you can read your child to pick up on internal cues and not just go on what is happening externally," says Miremadi.

But the company says DistBelief had limitations – "it was narrowly targeted to neural networks, it was difficult to configure, and it was tightly coupled to Google's internal infrastructure — making it nearly impossible to share research code externally," says the company in a separate announcement on its Research blog, written by Jeff Dean, Senior Google Fellow, and Rajat Monga, Technical Lead.

The difference is that when it comes to getting a high through drugs, you facilitate this externally," says Dr Melissa Bone, a lecturer on drugs and human rights at the University of Leicester.

"There is no clear evidence that he was directed externally," Obama said.

"I have the distinct feeling that what will convince them is performance, internally and externally," he said.

Sources within the BBC and externally have said that US broadcaster HBO has also been in talks with Tranter.