Sentence examples for overseas offer from inspiring English sources

Will doing good in poor villages overseas offer these teenagers an advantage?

Travelers checks remain a useful option, but the places you'll exchange the checks overseas offer rates 5% or more worse than what you'll receive using credit cards, so your best bet is to stick with plastic, says Lucy Lazarony of Bankrate.com, an Internet personal finance Web site.

Clinics overseas offer more extensive interventions, culturing autologous SCs or even injecting human embryonic SCs.

Asked whether he expected European teams to pursue Mathis, Gazidis said: "We have not been approached by overseas offers at this time.

Becchio, 29, the club's leading scorer this season with 19 goals from 31 appearances, has been the subject of much speculation during the transfer window and Leeds have confirmed they have received two overseas offers for the Argentinian.

But Paramount and Marvel, mindful of the complex reaction such a title might provoke overseas, offered foreign territories the choice of two titles for the film: Captain America: The First Avenger, or just The First Avenger.

However, if we are to award consultants so much work across the public sector then we must seriously consider adding clauses that give the Government the right to investigate should they be subjected to overseas offers – before these deals are cleared.

Hay explains why he may have turned the overseas offers down: "While the maximum wage was in force [in the UK], there was not a huge difference in what people could pick up here in payments as semi-professionalism starts to creep into the game.

Maybe overseas offers escape?

BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm which sells its programmes overseas, offered only £20,000 of funding towards the production.

He had turned down several offers from overseas, and offers from other D-League teams.