Sentence examples for a lucrative export from inspiring English sources
Oil was included in these plans as a lucrative export to increase the Soviet Union's presence as an energy exporter.
Food is culture, as well as a lucrative export.
First, education is a lucrative export: foreign students pay handsomely for tuition, textbooks and toga parties.
Escargots, it turns out, can be a lucrative export, snapped up by the truckload as a culinary delicacy by restaurants and shops in Italy and France.
The company hopes to produce some 40,000 tons of hazelnuts, giving local farmers a lucrative export product and restoring trees to mountainsides stripped by logging.
If it bought lots of ethanol from its neighbours, it would be providing them with a lucrative export of their own.Mr Bush's brother, Jeb, likes the idea.
In the morning, he drove me for several hours around his property: chicken houses; maize fields; a large area of low sandy soil laced with drip-irrigation hoses, where paprika, a highly lucrative export crop, is grown; a refrigerated room where fresh peas awaited shipment to London green markets; a machine shop; the farmworkers' housing; and a school and medical clinic.
India has the world's largest thorium deposits and with a world hungry for low-carbon energy, it has its eyes on a potentially lucrative export market for the technology.
Kimchi, as the cabbage is known, has been a staple of the Korean diet for centuries, and in recent years has become an increasingly popular and lucrative export -- particularly to the Japanese market.
When state defense orders ground to a near halt after the demise of the Soviet Union in 1991, Mr. Simonov played a critical role in winning lucrative export deals.
SEOUL, South Korea — The North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has begun stripping his country's powerful military of its lucrative export rights in a bold attempt intended to both rejuvenate its staggering economy and curtail top generals' influence, according to a Seoul-based Web site run by defectors from North Korea.
