Sentence examples for a primary export from inspiring English sources

Cotton remains a primary export, although exact figures are not available.

Cabo Verde (you may know it as Cape Verde) is an excellent location for the event, as its music is acknowledged as a primary export.

Los1p/exportin-t is considered as a primary export carrier of mature tRNAs in yeast, plants, and vertebrates (Arts et al., 1998; Hellmuth et al., 1998; Kutay et al., 1998; Sarkar and Hopper, 1998; Li and Chen, 2003; Park et al., 2005; Cook et al., 2009).

The longhorns were Hungary's primary export for centuries--a statue of a Hungarian Gray bull stands in the German city of Nuremberg to this day.

'Kuerlexiangli' (Pyrus sinkiangensis Yu), a native pear of Xinjiang, China, is an important agricultural fruit and primary export to the international market.

The ability to generate sufficient energy and the availability of NADH and NAD + are of importance for applications of a strain in biocatalysis, especially for a cofactor dependent conversion and the primary export of the product out of the cell.

Rising prices for copper -- Chile's primary export -- and a pick up of economic growth after a yearlong recession have come at just the right moment for Mr. Lagos.

The United States quickly rose as Vietnam's primary export destination, following a trade agreement between the two countries in 2001.

Cambodia brought in the International Labor Organization to oversee factory monitoring and create unions, among other things, and in less than a decade, garments became the country's primary export — more than 95percentt of all goods exported, in fact.

Most notably in Central America and in the Caribbean, the local elites' activities were largely restricted to the production of primary export goods, and economies retained more of a neocolonial orientation.

The 19th century is when sugar overtook coffee as the primary export crop of Puerto Rico, which seemed as good a reason as any for making a stop at the diminutive Don Q rum museum and shop across the street from Pier 1, on the waterfront.