Sentence examples for be made to export from inspiring English sources
The neurons could be made to export the half-proteins to their synapses, and when the two halves fused, they would glow green and let the synapse be scanned and mapped.
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini derided what he called "American Islam," and efforts were made to export violence and establish Islamic states.
When attempts were made to export the "robot cashiers" to the US he found it it was regarded as "a wacky European idea that wouldn't sell in America".
Despite having produced dozens of e-books in EPUB and other formats, the colleague had worked mostly with a firm that derived its workflow from Apple's Pages '09 page-layout and word-processing software.As we worked through the underbrush of our own making, and cut a clear path from the source file form which the print book and PDF were made to export an EPUB, we faced a "fork" in the road.
"Just under 15% of Germany's total arms exports are made to Greece, its biggest market in Europe," Papadimoulis said, reeling off figures from a scruffy armchair in his party's parliamentary office.
The United States might export fewer cheap raw materials to countries with low labour costs to be made into goods to export back to America.
It comes from India, where people routinely shave their heads for pious reasons, and there is a serious living to be made exporting the stuff to the US.
To put it bluntly: There is so much money to be made from exporting crude from the sub-region's biggest oil producer - and re-importing refined fuel to the very large, petrol-thirsty Nigerian population - that developing a real, productive economy by doing things like building oil refineries has been almost forgotten.
Some money can be made by exporting toilets to countries with comparatively primitive toilet cultures, like China and Vietnam.
The low euro enables high profits to be made on exports to the dollar area and UK.
A serious and more urgent matter is the spread of violence and terror that will be made for export to Europe and beyond.
