Sentence examples for lost overseas from inspiring English sources

Thomson said researchers would lose their jobs and critical research for Australian companies would be lost overseas.

That projection is based partly on lost overseas sales, which Glenn Reicin, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, had forecast to be $125 million this year.

Among them are that too many American jobs are being lost overseas, and that sensitive military contracts should not be in the hands of a foreign company.

Democrats have begun to try to turn the tanker contract against him, suggesting Mr. McCain unfairly swayed the decision and caused American jobs to be lost overseas.

Nor did the successive French governments—republican, consular, or imperial grant the Dutch any greater freedom of trade with France or other countries under its control in compensation for the lost overseas business.

"MeyGen is set to invigorate the marine renewables industry in Scotland and provide vital jobs for a skilled workforce, retaining valuable offshore expertise here in Scotland that would otherwise be lost overseas".

We can create jobs that pay more than the jobs we're losing overseas.

At the same time, the firm continues to lose overseas affiliates.

After all, if anyone were paying much attention, how could the generals of our losing overseas contingency operations have gained such power and prestige in Donald Trump's Washington?

The problem as I see it as we go forward is that I wish I could tell people there is an end to this, that there would be a grand battle for our constitutional rights or for what rights we lose overseas, what rights we lose here if we travel.

Labor unions view these new jobs as replacements for positions lost to overseas manufacturing and outsourcing.