Sentence examples for offered abroad from inspiring English sources

The bulk of the new bonds offered abroad were denominated in Eurodollars.

Once students can compare their courses more easily with those offered abroad, they may start to question their degree's value.

"It is more likely that a lot of antiquities now will be offered abroad rather than here," he said.

This supports the rationale for workforce strategies to enhance retention through investment in professional development opportunities in terms of career progression pathways (professional role development) and training, despite the existence of relatively lower salaries compared with those offered abroad [ 3, 41, 42].

Some of its biggest members are only too happy to offer abroad the kind of customer incentives that they oppose at home.

He has been offered homes abroad but not allowed to take them up.

"At this time, however, it was not possible to compete with the terms offered from abroad, which affected the decision of the player to review his professional life.

Equivalent flights and airport transfers, over £130 We're used to seeking out discount coupon deals at home but few people check what's on offer abroad.

* David Nobay, who was named last month to succeed Tony Granger as executive creative director, the top creative post, at Bozell in New York, is leaving to accept an undisclosed job offer abroad, the agency said, effective on April 1.

Wales' record try-scorer remained with Ospreys despite offers abroad but some team-mates have gone to the French Top 14 league on big-money deals.

"I have unfinished business here and I've come back after having offers abroad, but family comes first in my mind and Burton's been so good to me".