Sentence examples for a decrease in exports from inspiring English sources
However, some of the sectors noticed a decrease in exports such as the paper products and forestry sectors.
A decrease in exports of private airplanes and an increase in imports of consumer goods and cars caused the widening gap.
Higher shares of services and consumption, following rising wages, with a decrease in exports, savings and investment ratios to GDP, will accompany the increased reliance on domestic sources of growth.
"While there continues to be some signs of growth the economy remains fragile with a slowdown in work coming in for businesses and a decrease in export orders".
Increased capture by the planted trees also showed an added benefit of reducing long range effects including a decrease in wet deposition up to 3.7 kt N NHx (4.6%) and a decrease in export from the UK up to 8.3 kt N NHx (6.8%).
Estonia's economy fell into recession in mid-2008, as a result of an investment and consumption slump following the bursting of the real estate market bubble and a decrease in export demand as result of economic slowdown in the rest of Europe, but the economy has recovered strongly in the last five years.
Various speakers have observed that China faces a sluggish internal demand and a decrease in export orders along with rising labor costs, labor shortages in coastal provinces, and the appreciation of the RMB, the official currency of the People's Republic of China.
Already, the pending sanctions have led to a decrease in oil exports and a sharp decline in the value of the country's currency, the rial, against the dollar and euro.
Now in a world of perfect information, I would be able to tell you what the rest of the UK's balance of payments and current-account deficit would look like, adjusted for an increase in financial services revenues (from the migration of RBS and pals) and a decrease in oil exports.
But it could be bad news coffee drinkers at home as the boost in demand means a decrease in coffee exports from the country, which could drive up the price of a brew in the U.S. India's conversion to coffee has been a long time coming, and is only poised to continue.
Several lines of evidence have also shown that K deficiency causes a decrease in sucrose export from source leaves (Mengel and Viro, 1974; Cakmak, 2005).
