Sentence examples for overseas points from inspiring English sources

(A persistent coolness to Johns overseas points up the nationalist element in his initial fame as a herald of American culture in its moment of global triumph).

He warned the economy was not immune from turbulence overseas, pointing to slowing levels of growth in the Chinese economy, the "very weak" state of the eurozone and disappointing American job figures.

Alison says the idea came when a stranger she met while traveling overseas pointed out she'd be biologically related to the child if her brother were the father.

Information collected through the survey included numbers of employees overseas (point prevalence on 1/1/05 and trends), qualifications, geographical distribution, type of work and costs of deployment to the NGO, and difficulties and challenges in recruitment and employment.

The overseas emphasis points toward what is probably the most portentous of all the changes flowing from the downsizing decision.

Clean energy jobs can still be sent overseas, Lydersen points out.

Overseas research points to the importance of poverty and poor social networks leading to the elderly losing social contact and not receiving medical attention.

Some would prefer, when explaining American actions overseas, to point a finger at the domestic "energy lobby".

"When you're going off to work, if you're going overseas, that point of departure is really important to her".

Officials said they were in a dialogue with all the overseas territories, pointing out the EU wants to make automatic exchange of information a global standard.

And as one longtime overseas worker pointed out to Paul, he quickly discovered that it was far more costly to live in the United States, and he had to rein in his spending accordingly.