Sentence examples for resources abroad from inspiring English sources

Russia sells oil, natural gas and other natural resources abroad.

Nationalism is inherently isolationist — they don't want to spend resources abroad unless it's investment.

What they are doing is basically exporting North Korean resources abroad and creating funds for the government.

Leaders on both sides of the Atlantic have limited credit and leeway from their worried publics to devote resources abroad that might be used at home.

China only began to seek significant amounts of natural resources abroad over the last decade or so, and those demands are likely to grow dramatically before they plateau.

A deal would represent a shift by Minmetals from simply purchasing resources abroad to acquiring the Western companies that produce them.

As the fighting has accelerated, the most radical groups have received the most resources from abroad, allowing them to emerge as the most successful fighting forces.

A country that invests more than it saves must obtain resources from abroad, meaning that it has to run a current-account deficit.

In any other country a stronger currency might have contributed to the recovery, by directing the economy's energies inward and allowing it to import more resources from abroad.

What has drawn little attention, however, are the ways in which resource exploitation abroad also affects the ecologies that lie within the borders of Japan.

Electronic medical records (EMRs) may address the need for decision and language support for Western clinicians on mobile medical service trips (MSTs) in low resource settings abroad, while providing improved access to records and data management.