Sentence examples for a profitable export from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr Davies said the majority of horses found 'fly grazing' were of the Welsh Gypsy Cob type which had had a profitable export market until a few years ago.

"Demand for wood such as teak has boomed in recent decades, making it into a profitable export, yet the long growth cycle of hardwood trees and the difficulty of certifying origin has meant the de facto existence of a large unregulated 'grey market' that preys on mature forests".

Up until the 1980s, coffee was a profitable export for Haiti.

That means a profitable export business could even wind up with a negative tax liability, thus a refund.

As rubber became an important resource in the 1890s, it quickly surpassed ivory as a profitable export, which allowed the colony to become extremely profitable for the first time.

It shows that rainbow trout would be a profitable export if produced commercially.

Yet the infrastructure for extracting minerals is outdated, and mining analysts say Kosovo's most important mining complex, the Trepca mine, will need hundreds of millions of dollars in outside investment to create a profitable exporting business.

This makes football a highly profitable export for the UK, worth £1.2 billion ($2 billion) per year in TV revenue alone.

Sea freighting pineapples is not a highly profitable export business with narrow margins and the need for economies of scale.

Slaves in Latin America, working in perilous environments, harvested an extraordinarily profitable export: mahogany.

They not only afforded Moscow a steady and profitable export trade for its furs but, because of contacts between Crimean merchants and Byzantium, also led quite naturally to close relations between the Muscovite hierarchy and the patriarchate of Constantinople.