Sentence examples for Because of export from inspiring English sources

Because of export subsidies, countries that do not have a comparative advantage are able to maintain their competitiveness at the expense of those that are not able to use export subsidies.

He is not sure it will ever be allowed to leave England permanently because of export restrictions.

Kurdistan's production capacity is about 250,000 barrels a day, but output is much lower because of export restrictions.

But because of export rules, Netscape can provide overseas users only with browsers that employ much weaker encryption.

Though it was designed to be filled with helium gas, the airship was filled with highly flammable hydrogen because of export restrictions by the United States against Nazi Germany.

Part of the problem is because the economy's successful, and there's a lot of money coming to Israel, because of export from our companies, and the shekel evaluated a lot.

"We have been surviving and thriving because of exports".

However, because of exports, only 40% of the pork we consume in Britain is actually produced here.

Many European companies, in fact, have more reasons than ever to worry about the United States, not because of exports but because they have bought major American companies.

"If we're going to grow, it's going to be because of exports," Mr. Obama told a meeting of business executives at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings in Hawaii in November.

Until now, the German economy, Europe's largest, has been insulated from the euro crisis because of exports and changes to the social welfare system that drove down unemployment.