Sentence examples for overseas ones from inspiring English sources

The subsequent losses led even Malaysia's docile trade unions to pipe up.The bail-outs do not inspire investors, particularly overseas ones, to plunk their money on Malaysia.

The database is not comprehensive (AACSB concedes that it probably captures more data on donations to American schools than to overseas ones), but even allowing for this potential skew in its dataset the relative enthusiasm of American donors is striking.

Over all, domestic investors purchased more Treasuries than did overseas ones — including foreign governments — in 2009 and again in the first half of this year.

It was already having some success connecting small Chinese manufacturers to potential customers, including the overseas ones Ms Dai was reassuring over e-mail.

Another possibility is DaimlerChrysler along with Hyundai, in which it has a 15% stake with the Germans taking the Korean factories and Hyundai the overseas ones.

Tesco milked its British operations because it needed them to compensate for the unsatisfactory performance of its overseas ones, charges Edouard Aubin at Morgan Stanley, an investment bank.

Of the 11 participants lost to follow-up, six were overseas, one was on long service leave and the reason for no response of the remaining four was unknown.

Comforting as it may be to fixate on radical clerics overseas, one need only turn on the radio, attend some churches, or listen to some elected officials to hear what comes agonizingly close to an American fatwa.

Arriving from overseas, one encounters first this outward-looking city.

Arriving from overseas, one is immediately struck by the multi-ethnic makeup of New York.

"They come here, take thousands of our jobs, and export them overseas," one respondent said, in an opinion echoed by many others in the survey.