Sentence examples for outlets abroad from inspiring English sources

Topshop has 106 outlets abroad; another hundred are in the works and a huge store may open soon in Paris.

That will leave it with a still-unwieldy network of more than 4,000 stores in America, 900 of which are franchised, plus 1,200 or so outlets abroad.

He went on, focusing on the more ignoble stories he had heard about family members who had cut secret deals with media outlets abroad which are interested in exclusive rights to their travails.

It consolidated report on voter abuses from locals via social media and put these together on a real-time map, and shared with media outlets abroad.

It also means that all foreign investment in its energy sector flows through Gazprom or Rosneft, two powerful state-run companies, but that Russia freely invests in downstream assets overseas and even controls retail outlets abroad.

At home you are advised to spring for a high-capacity outlet, and abroad you must plan your trips to coincide with existing charge points.

The vote is being portrayed, by many news outlets here and abroad and by some EU officials, as a stark choice for or against Europe, pro-euro or anti-euro.

Political expression is not foreign to the BNC; the company was designed to be one of Cuba's premiere outlets for self-representation abroad.

These protests led mostly by American expats—serve as an outlet for United States citizens abroad, who told me they needed to be around other Americans to discuss the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency.

It's safe to assume that Kaine will be frequently interviewed by Hispanic outlets, both in America and abroad, in the following months, with no possible Republican retort.

The number of K.F.C. outlets in the United States and abroad has increased from around six hundred to more than twenty-seven hundred — a five-to-one lead over the nearest chicken competitor — and is expected to reach four thousand by 1972.