Sentence examples for growing abroad from inspiring English sources

Problems are growing at home, but jobs -- problems are growing abroad, but jobs aren't growing here at home.

International business is strong on the Web, he said, with a Christmas fever that seems to be growing abroad.

The deal will allow Scripps, the home of HGTV and the Food Network, to continue growing abroad, especially in Britain and Europe.

While Polish vodka sales are slowing at home, they are growing abroad, led by brands like Wyborowa, the greenish Zubrowka -- flavored with bison grass from the Polish prairie -- and a few new luxury vodkas that sell for more than $30 a bottle in the United States.

Another factor: Large U.S. corporations are focusing more on growing abroad.

While the company is spending money and really putting a lot of focus into growing abroad (see more on this here), the unsung hero of this positive outlook really seems to be Groupon's reinvestment in technology — a lot of which is owed to its recent talent and tech acquisitions.

--  Somini Sengupta Overseas Explosion Facebook continues to grow abroad.

Companies have added extra systems as they have sold new products, grown abroad or acquired competitors.

His refusal to break with Charter 77 led to other, briefer periods of detention as his celebrity status grew abroad.

As demand grows abroad, innovators and entrepreneurs may begin to take seriously the challenges of large-scale farming.

For the first time, a shipment of strawberries grown abroad entered China on Tuesday, as part of a temporary agreement between the country and California.