Sentence examples for results overseas from inspiring English sources

Turning to results overseas, Mr. Coen predicted that ad spending for 2001 would total $231.2 billion, up 5percentt from $220.2 billion in 2000.

In addition Mr. Murphy's name is a marketing hook on a DVD, and he remains one of the few American comedians who can deliver results overseas.

Sales that were better than expected, buoyed by a falling dollar that helped lift results overseas, led Amazon.com to earn $73 million in the fourth quarter, giving the company its first full-year profit.

Directed by Rob Marshall and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, "Stranger Tides" on Saturday is expected to break the $1 billion mark at the global box office, powered by enormous results overseas.

If they were looking for evidence that a Romney administration would deliver significantly better results overseas, then they probably came away disappointed, and Obama's win will boost him in the polls.

This strategic investment in women is a model that is being used with remarkable results overseas.

As a result, overseas study has become increasingly popular among China's young scientists.

Those taking the international baccalaureate, who have their results, and overseas students have already been earmarked for courses.

Ms. Harris last week rejected explanations from three heavily Democratic counties that asked to submit tallies after the state's normal Tuesday deadline for certifying election results (except overseas absentee ballots, whose deadline was today).

The world's biggest audio and video equipment maker, the Sony Corporation, reported its earnings fell 16.6percentt in its third quarter as the yen's strength reduced its results from overseas.

He notes, however, that when Coca-Cola and McDonald's were posting strong results from overseas during the recession, drawing a tailwind from revenues reaped in the stronger euro and repatriated into U.S. dollars, it may have given other companies an idea.