Sentence examples for looking offshore from inspiring English sources

German firms are looking offshore hard (often to eastern Europe).

With so little land available for wind turbines onshore, New Jersey, like Delaware and Rhode Island, is looking offshore, where the wind blows more reliably during the daytime hours when electricity demand is highest.

The Arctic push is happening because the Russian oil industry is looking offshore as its staple fields in the marshes of west Siberia peter out, just as falling output on land in Texas sent American oil companies into the Gulf of Mexico in the 1970s.

After going overseas to outsource everything from manufacturing to customer services, American businesses -- pressed by rising healthcare costs -- are looking offshore for medical benefits as well.

9. (C) Looking offshore, the Sultan said he hoped that new gas fields would be found in the Gulf of Oman to help ease the country's natural gas shortage.

He also looks offshore for bargains, because overseas stocks held mainly by foreign investors may trade more cheaply than comparable American companies.

Look offshore: Holding your shares in an offshore investment account in a low-tax jurisdiction rather than an equivalent UK account would mean that dividends are received gross with no further UK tax liability.

Vincent Zelenko, a J.P. Morgan Chase analyst in London, says you should look offshore, among companies that provide drilling platforms and services to deepwater sites.

And international oil companies are looking into offshore drilling.

Japan now, as a result of the Fukushima accident, they're looking at offshore wind as a major future source.

"They're not going to yield to pressure from the U.S". Wealth advisers note that Americans are not the only ones looking for offshore accounts.