Sentence examples for started foreign from inspiring English sources

A business-friendly government and cheap workers were often sufficient to get started; foreign firms provided technology and management.

ZTE, which started foreign operations only in 1997, looks set to become one of the world's top five mobile-handset maker.

In most cases, before any scientific experiment is even started, foreign researchers have to jump several bureaucratic hurdles.European Union scientists--and their spouses--are entitled to work permits, but for spouses from the new E.U. member states, getting one can be complicated, as Szwed found out.

Mr. Martelly, among his list of goals like expanding education, also played up kick-starting foreign investment and unclogging a backlog of delayed projects.

At the time, his appointment was seen as an important compromise, endorsed by former President Bill Clinton, to help jump-start foreign investment and $4.5 billion in promised aid.

But we are starting to get foreign players in the Championship and League Two.

It started when foreign financial ratings agencies came to town.

Chief executives at Dow Chemical, Altria and Alcoa started in foreign units of their companies.

"I was late to the game; I only started watching foreign film and independent film when I got into college".

Such raids have increased since last year, when groups of North Koreans started storming foreign embassies in Beijing, embarrassing the Chinese.

George W Bush, a man of comparative calm and measured intellect, started two foreign wars and cratered the world economy.