Sentence examples similar to a regular export from inspiring English sources
Our regular export of large-scale violence (including a thriving trade in the potential for violence via our hammerlock on the global arms trade) is not something Americans or the American media have cared to scrutinize.
The agency added that "changes to Israeli restrictions on imports in 2010 resulted in a rebound in some economic activity, but regular exports from Gaza still are not permitted".
With the ice fetching for three pence (£0.80 in 2010 terms) per pound (0.5 kg), the first shipment aboard the Tuscany produced profits of $9,900 $253,0000), and in 1835 Tudor commenced regular exports to Calcutta, Madras and Bombay.
But its ability to start a regular flow of oil for export is hampered by security problems in its southern oil region, particularly the vast Rumaila fields.
New South Wales Sugar Co-operative has indicated that if it loses its tariff protection, it will have to enter the export market on a regular basis and may even put pressure on state and federal governments to obtain a share of the US raw sugar quota.
The country's manufacturing sector has been contracting for the last seven months thanks mainly to weak export demand, according to a regular survey carried out by HSBC.
In addition to the system back-ups, additional measures will be taken to back-up and export the database on a regular basis at the database management level.
These compounds can then be exported just as with a regular compound search.
A regular shipping service was operated to Liverpool, exporting pigs, poultry and eggs; the vessels returned laden with coal for the neighbourhood.
The results can be exported for subsequent analysis, and the databases used for the web-based version are updated on a regular basis.
