inbound
adjective
uk
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/ us
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/Meaning of inbound in English
(Definition of inbound from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
inbound | Business English
coming from another country:
They will discourage foreign investment by effectively levying a tax on inbound investment.
Examples of inbound
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The electron flux to the surface is obtained by integrating the radial velocity over velocity space, but considering only the inbound electrons, which are unaffected by the above mentioned depletion.
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Sonic booms from inbound aircraft are sometimes heard on land.
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The last question was on the 100% scanning of inbound container freight.
The level of inbound tourism is influenced by a variety of factors, including changes in overseas economies, as well as currency exchanges rates.
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The level of inbound tourism is influenced by a variety of factors, including changes in overseas economies and currency exchange rates.
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For both years, such costs include a subsidy for inbound calls made by customers at local call rates.
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How can we persuade inbound tourists to go further out into the regions?
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Inbound vehicles checked at ferry ports and found to be overweight are prohibited from leaving until the overload is adjusted.
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Out of 25 million inbound visitors last year, 14 million came from countries that would be in the same time zone under the se proposals.
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Eleven inbound aircraft were diverted to various alternative airports where better weather conditions prevailed, and one returned to its place of origin.
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Will he institute right away a proper screening of inbound passengers from areas that are already seriously affected by the disease?
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Direct services provide a better service to the regions, whether for business, leisure or inbound tourism and help to support regional economic development.
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Europeans account for two-thirds of visitors and half of the inbound spend in tourism.
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The presentation overseas, night after night, of television scenes of the outbreak had a severe impact on inbound tourism, and not only in contaminated and restricted areas.
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In other words, that technical term was not defined for the sole benefit of known inbound aircraft, to be adjusted according to the whim of a controller.
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