Sentence examples for going into foreign from inspiring English sources

You could start going into foreign markets.

We heard that "Americans don't want to see their young men and women going into foreign countries without a clear reason" (Governor Rick Perry of Texas).

This time it is proving much harder to track the money, but much more seems to be going into foreign shares and bonds rather than into western banks.

Others have argued for borrowing a page from Mr. Bush's pre-emption doctrine by going into foreign computers to destroy malicious software before it is unleashed into the world's digital bloodstream.

As a Freight Forwarder, I support exporters going into foreign countries and I see first-hand the effects of a strong US Currency, taxes and duties on US product competitiveness world-wide.

He has the religious zeal of a missionary going into foreign territory to "make things better" and the corporate lust of the prospector set on plundering foreign oil reserves.

'Editor John Davis regularly recommended investment trusts, so £50 a month went into Foreign & Colonial.

Now we cannot go into foreign countries as we did before; we have to go to the English-speaking countries.

Historically, American Special Forces have gone into foreign countries to work with local militaries to improve the security of those countries in ways that help American interests.

The Radio Times is poised to go into foreign ownership, as German publisher Hubert Burda finalises a deal to buy its parent company.

The black economy—smuggling and corruption represented a "mass of reserves", she said, which would be a better source of revenues for the state than raising taxes.That may be optimistic: though some of the money siphoned off from state enterprises goes into foreign bank accounts, much is spent at home.