Sentence examples for overseas consider from inspiring English sources

If you are concerned about the fate of amphibians overseas, consider donating to international conservation efforts.

If you travel overseas, consider renting a telephone that operates with global system for mobile communications technology, or GSM, which is the dominant system in Europe and much of the rest of the world.

Moves from overseas, considered a change in LMA, are a small part of overall mobility; Māori are slightly less likely to have moved from overseas.

So having gorged on budget textiles, we vomit them overseas and consider it a good deed.

There were also predictions that junior doctors would seek work overseas or consider a career outside medicine.

Horrocks said ministers should review Britain's spending overseas and consider freeing up extra World Service funding to combat the wave of Moscow-backed propaganda sweeping Europe.

It is important when starting to sell overseas to consider who will pay taxes and how they operate alongside delivery costs.

British qualifications are highly regarded and widely recognised, yet the Obhe study suggests that many overseas students consider an American degree a better investment.

Don't be picky about location - you could miss out on excellent opportunities: Graduates looking to work overseas should consider less obvious locations and be very open-minded about where they work for their first role.

Clay Currier, who left the Army as a captain in March 2014, said the armed occupiers in Oregon are "absolutely domestic terrorists, through and through". He compared them to insurgent groups he has seen overseas who consider what option will be most popular with outside observers before acting.

The camera pulls back, revealing a decidedly disapproving older man and woman scowling amid the bubbles, followed by the punch line to this viral Internet video sensation aimed at students considering overseas study: "Get further away from your parents.