Sentence examples for originated overseas from inspiring English sources

Owen Paterson said it was unacceptable that consumers were mis-sold products, but that the problems originated overseas.

Debra Joy Weierman, an F.B.I. spokeswoman, said that did not necessarily suggest the government believed that some attacks had originated overseas but only that some leads suggested the need to gather information internationally.

Renee Xia, the international director of Chinese Human Rights Defenders, said that either the authorities lacked the evidence to prosecute him or they came to realize he played no role in the calls for a Chinese "Jasmine Revolution" that originated overseas.

In this sense, the word probably became little more than a placeholder for any four-legged animal that originated overseas, and was ultimately first used in print in 1598 by a Dutch merchant sailor to refer to a South American monkey, rather than an endearing African mongoose.

The industry giant Pfizer, for example, which has said that 88 percent of its $56 billion in income from 2004 through 2008 originated overseas, could be subject to the corporate 35 percent tax rate on at least some of its foreign profit in the future if the president's proposal goes through.

Several originated overseas.

Many of Hindustan Lever's best-selling brands, like Surf detergent and Lifebuoy soap, originate overseas.

They can sell tickets originating overseas but at 'full published fares', which will be considerably higher.

The case highlights problems associated with the global nature of the internet, and the near impossiblity of British court orders to silence blogs and tweets originating overseas.

His case is counted among the estimated 10percentt of auction fraud cases that originate overseas and are hard for local officials to investigate.

The problem facing the designers of the bailout was that Cypriot banks don't issue many bonds — almost all the money they lend comes from deposits, many of which originate overseas.