Sentence examples for ability to export it from inspiring English sources

It noted that without Keystone XL the amount of oil produced in northern Alberta, which is projected to double by 2030, will soon outpace the industry's ability to export it: "If this happens, investment and expansion will grind to a halt".

And with Japan still in economic distress and European economies subdued in their growth, America's ability to export its way out of a slowdown is doubtful.

The Administration's goal now is to cut off the Islamic Republic's ability to export oil, its prime source of revenue and foreign exchange.

As it continues a building spree for coal-fired power plants, China is consuming so much coal that its ability to export is diminishing rapidly; it is expected to become a net importer.

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.

But that is probably beyond Iran's capacity for very long and would in any case also shut down Iran's own ability to export to whatever markets it manages to retain.

Iran was producing an average of 3.7 million barrels of crude a day in 2011, before the start of U.S. and European Union sanctions that limited the country's ability to export oil and prevented it from importing the latest Western technology and equipment.

Corning said it was not able to estimate the impact of the ruling on its fiber export business to China, but if it holds it could significantly damage its ability to export fiber into China.

"The ability to export services is key and it will be a growth area.

And the ability of the U.S. economy to export its services is closely linked indeed, increasingly linked to its ability to export products and to manage foreign direct investments.

Indonesia has important strengths, including its ability to export manufactured goods and oil.