Sentence examples for from expatriates from inspiring English sources

The site has 50,000 résumés from expatriates in a database available to recruiters.

Tourism and remittances from expatriates only partially offset the trade deficits.

Much of the new investment in this area has been from expatriates, or at least aimed at foreign tastes.

For the most part, locals tend to live apart from expatriates and rarely interact socially with them.

Ms. Maloney, chairwoman of the Americans Abroad Caucus in Congress, said the level of concern she had been hearing from expatriates was "the worst I've ever seen it".

The governor of the central bank of Egypt, Farouk Al-Okda, recently informed me that the hard-currency revenues coming from expatriates are the highest ever.

Remittances from expatriate Pakistanis are the backbone of Pakistan's economy.

She has met with President Obama, received the Congressional Gold Medal and enjoyed rapturous welcomes from expatriate communities.

Hamas's financing, about $70 million a year, comes largely from expatriate Palestinians and private donations from Arab countries and Iran.

It was not long before anybody who was anyone, from expatriate managers to Chinese tin tycoons, had an air-conditioner.

Shipping, tourism, and remittances from expatriate workers (the last of which have been decreasing steadily) are the mainstays of the economy.