Sentence examples for overseas far from inspiring English sources

The Philippines receives about $14bn from overseas, far exceeding foreign direct investment or foreign aid.

More shows will be shot overseas, far from the lots and locations of Los Angeles.

"Before World War I, half of British savings were invested overseas, far more than the U.S. or any European country now does," Mr. Bordo said in an interview.

Prosecutors say Mr. Sharon, 43, received more than $1.3 million from groups in Israel and overseas, far exceeding legal limits, while he oversaw some fund-raising activities for his father in the 1999 Likud Party primary.

The son of a foreign service officer, Davis spent part of his childhood overseas, far from the racism many African Americans learn early.

"There's nobody else doing it in this country or indeed overseas as far as we know.

Few have recruited as aggressively overseas so far, but Oxford's example raises the pressure to do likewise.

Funds that branched out into other investments, including real estate companies overseas, fared far better than those that stuck with home-grown REITs.

In return, they've made sure that any wealth parked overseas stays far out of the reach of US law enforcement.

Mr. Kerry's call for doubling the spending on clandestine officers overseas goes far beyond the expansion that George J. Tenet, the former director of central intelligence, said was his highest priority.

The quicker we realise that in order to solve the present crisis - which some predict is the initial phase of the much talked-about clash of civilisations - by recognising its essentially political nature and by solving the political issues that we have been party to creating, both at home and overseas, for far too long, the better-off we will all be.