Sentence examples for ability of export from inspiring English sources

The long-term issue concerns the ability of export earnings to keep pace with food import bills.

Other standards and regulations can also affect the ability of exports to compete in local markets.

Furthermore, the ability of exporting countries to set taxes and quotas will depend on the countervailing power by the importing countries or corporations.

Owners of the original Rock Band will have the ability to export most of the Rock Band disc tracks and upgrade them into Rock Band 2 gameplay-the first time ever in videogame history!

"The ability of net exports to subsidise wasteful investment will diminish – perhaps quite rapidly.

It was to be headed by a businessman "with a strong personality, drive, organising ability, experience of exporting and an instinct for business".

Another valuable aspect of eCODES is its ability to export a printed distillation of the user's experience that can be used as a center point for a family-clinician meeting, thus emphasizing collaboration and information sharing.

Survival of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum when it infects red blood cells depends upon its ability to export hundreds of its proteins beyond an encasing vacuole.

The legislation, if enacted and fully enforced, would theoretically devastate what remains of Iran's ability to export oil, its most important product, by threatening customers with heavy penalties if they do not find other suppliers.

"There are political implications for Iran, in the sense that its neighbors are incredibly concerned and want to protect their ability to export oil regardless of a rise in tensions with Iran," said Gala Riani, IHS Global Insight's senior analyst covering the Middle East and North Africa, in an e-mail.

Side population (SP) of stem cells is a population of cells having the ability to export Hoechst 33342 dye, an activity related with cells resistance [ 15].