Sentence examples for offshore makes from inspiring English sources

The federal Agriculture Department is responsible for inspecting imported plants, but the sheer volume arriving from offshore makes inspection of each one impossible, Dr. Liebhold said.

"Offshore makes sense as the next frontier," said Jonathan Levy, head of policy and strategy for Vision Ridge Partners, an investment firm based in Colorado.

"Where you have secrecy, you have the potential for wrongdoing". Whatever term you prefer, the elusive nature of offshore makes it hard to root out wrongdoing.

Corporate tax deferral, the potential indefinite postponement of U.S. taxes on profits held offshore, makes up nearly a quarter of that sum, according to a Government Accountability Office report released on April 15, which is the deadline for individuals to file their tax returns.

MI: We're going offshore, making large offshore wind turbines.

Often the water remains shallow for some distance offshore, making it safe for young children.

Jalousie Beach, where coral reefs just offshore make for good snorkeling, is a short walk or shuttle ride from the site.

Alan had a hand in moving more and more manufacturing offshore, making American workers unnecessary, and soon enough he finds he's not so necessary, either.

Much of the looted money ends up in complex corporate structures and bank accounts held by associates offshore, making it hard to identify the beneficial owners.

First, they based themselves offshore, making it much harder for U.S. authorities to shut them down.

In addition, annual markers may not be present in all corals; for example, the luminescent bands in near-shore massive corals are much weaker offshore making cross-dating more difficult (Hendy et al., 2003), and are missing from slow-growing species (Burgess et al., 2009).