Sentence examples for published overseas from inspiring English sources

Until the early 1970s, most books in Australia were published overseas.

You can compare prices, shipping costs and the availability of less expensive editions published overseas.

That book, "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," was published overseas, and American critics managed to have their say.

"We are disappointed that photographs of the duke and duchess on a private holiday look likely to be published overseas.

Lawyers have heralded the death of so-called libel tourism after the high court threw out two cases brought by wealthy foreigners over allegations published overseas.

Taobao, China's largest online commerce site, went further, announcing in a statement that, as of March 10th, it was halting resales of all books published overseas.

He yearned for a larger audience and wanted to publish overseas, but didn't want to live abroad like some of his contemporaries, among them George Lamming and the novelist Samuel Selvon.

With the demise of parallel importation restrictions we risk what Vandana Shiva calls "monocultures of the mind": a deluge of books published cheaply overseas, with lower royalty rates for authors than is standard in Australia.

When compared to the few published sources overseas, the present finding is within the reported range of prevalence (0 to 40%) in adults and unspecified age group [ 23, 24].

Last year, Live and Invest Overseas published its annual Retire Overseas Index, naming the 21 best places to retire overseas in 2014.

Live and Invest Overseas has published its annual Retire Overseas Index, naming the 21 best places to retire overseas in 2014.