Sentence examples for foreign one for from inspiring English sources

Nuevos Aires, the fictional setting for Blendo Games' Quadrilateral Cowboy (QC), is not a foreign one for players of the studio's spiritual predecessors, Gravity Bone (2009) and Thirty Flights of Loving (2012).

In an inversion, an American corporation acquires or merges with a (usually much smaller) foreign company and then claims that the newly merged company is a foreign one for tax purposes -- even though the majority of the ownership is unchanged and little or no personnel or operations have actually moved offshore.

American multinational corporations, experts said, are hurt by Chinese regulations that openly favor Chinese companies over foreign ones for government contracts.

The faith that unfettered markets and minimal taxes on the rich will solve every domestic problem, and that unilateral arrogance and American arms will solve every foreign one, is dead for a generation or more.

Also, the tax inversions that the government is trying to avoid tend to involve large companies acquiring much smaller foreign ones, largely for the tax benefit of moving their headquarters.

The concept is not a foreign one; consumers already pay by usage for water and electricity.

Foreign ones are waiting for the fuss to die down and for the country's sluggish economic growth to pick up.

"Something has changed in China," he told them.As for those Chinese firms not in a joint venture with foreign ones, they have for years had to suffer from their cars being spurned by consumers.

However, all except one were excluded for other reasons also (16 did not meet inclusion criteria for the use of non-dementia samples, three written in foreign languages, one for the use of non-dementia sample and analysis of domain specific measure, and one for lack of test/item information).

Some of these companies will be attractive takeover candidates for foreign ones because the return on capital sought by local owners is much higher than that required by multinational conglomerates.

(2) Guidelines that were translated from foreign ones were excluded for they were not developed in China.