Sentence examples for Worth exporting from inspiring English sources

BEHIND THE NEWS Mr. Castro was asked whether Cuba's model of Soviet-style Communism was still worth exporting.

Asked if Cuba's economic system was still worth exporting, Castro replied: "The Cuban model doesn't even work for us anymore".

Mr. Goldberg wrote in a blog on Wednesday that he had asked Mr. Castro, 84, if Cuba's model was still worth exporting to other countries.

In which case, it might be worth exporting your Windows Addressbook data in LDIF instead of, or as well as,.csv.

Lower-value goods, such as foodstuffs, were not worth exporting once the cost of getting them to the market was taken into account.

Granted, there is a reputable if small battle rap community, and hip-hop veterans like Dragon Fli Empire do well within their own circle, but the city's yet to produce a rap artist worth exporting.

Mackerel is the most valuable stock to the Scottish fishing fleet, and about 20% – £16m worth – is exported to Russia annually.

Meanwhile, the anonymous drudges at American farming corporations are exporting $135 billion worth of products every year and transforming the American Midwest.

Some note, however, that the expense would be just a fraction of the $18 billion worth of apparel exported annually by Bangladesh, the second-largest garment exporter after China.

Basmati rice worth $2 billion was exported from India during 2009 10 (Website 1).

Poland is the world's largest exporter of apples, with €438m worth of exports a year.