Sentence examples for that expatriates from inspiring English sources

The ads play to Israeli patriotism, but it's not patriotism that expatriates lack.

Because Thanksgiving prompts the question that expatriates everywhere face: Shouldn't I be going home?

He added that the money that expatriates send home to their relatives does not improve the country.

Most recently, the Internet has bridged the gap, so that expatriates can be more connected to home than ever before.

"It talked about the ways that expatriates were misrepresenting Americans abroad, and I decided that I could do a better job".

"I can see how it would be a struggle for parents who, for the first time, have to pay for education because there is no public option for them," she said, referring to the fact that expatriates in the U.A.E.

Some estimates figure that expatriate consultants cost between $250,000 and $500,000 a year.

Mrs. Maloney also noted that expatriate advocates had said they were not consulted.

A recent survey by a Hong Kong-based consultancy, Political & Economic Risk, found that expatriate managers of all nationalities thought a local American chamber was the most important organisation to join more even than one of their own national associations.

These categories of users collectively transfer a significant amount of money every year: TransferWise notes that expatriate retirees alone transfer £400 million annually transferring money through banks.

"It's a kitschy-looking monument, but there it is, standing in all its glory around expensive houses that expatriate Americans are living in".