Sentence examples for largely overseas from inspiring English sources
The most noticeable change was the shift of the textile and shoe industries out of Massachusetts to Southern and Midwestern states (and, eventually, largely overseas).
This was no small matter for a businessman whose vast fortune – estimated by some to be worth about £1.1bn – was made largely overseas.
The National Grid announced it would sell a majority of its gas pipelines to a consortium of largely overseas investors, including China and Qatar, and led by an Australian investment bank, Macquarie.
As part of a transparency deal reached last week with the Justice Department, four of the tech firms that participate in the National Security Agency's Prism effort, which collects largely overseas internet communications, released more information about the volume of data the US demands they provide than they have ever previously been permitted to disclose.
A former ski bum with a degree from Georgetown, Mr. Baer joined the Central Intelligence Agency as a prank, spent two decades in operations, largely overseas, and fell desperately in love with life far removed from the dark intrigues and dangerous machinations of Washington.
It showed how some members of President Obama's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness had been growing jobs, all right, but largely overseas.
At this stage, the best American players, largely based overseas, are gaining experience and skills in the European leagues.
A big deal seemed like a way for J.& J. to deploy its $28 billion of cash, largely trapped overseas.
Other computer manufacturing has been trickling back to the United States after largely shifting overseas in the 1990s.
Donald Trump, whose apparel also is largely made overseas, has made decrying outsourced jobs central to his campaign.
"The costs of equipment and materials have also escalated, as they are largely manufactured overseas, and have been affected by changes in exchange rates.
