Sentence examples for because of the export from inspiring English sources

But it sells for twice that much outside the country because of the export restrictions, according to data from Metal Pages, a database service in London.

Lanthanum sells for less than $4,500 a ton in China, but up to 10 times that much outside China because of the export restrictions.

"Most people have stopped taking scrap to China because of the export tax," said the director of an Ulan Bator yard, who was overseeing the unloading of a truck near the freight rail yards.

The area of grassland available for biogas production in the scenario import/export c is smaller because of the export of animal products and the simultaneous increase in animal husbandry so that more grass is needed for animal feed.

The site manufactures all of its products locally, but acts very globally because of the export dependency; it transports its final products mainly to the European markets (70%), and about ten percent to domestic customers.

The rise of export value was higher than the export volume in 1995-1999 because of the export price increase.

"The production is because of consumption, the supply is because of demand, the export is because someone wants to import," according to their August study, "The Low Carbon Development: China and the World".

Even if it exports 50,000 of them, that would still leave the plant making plenty of cars to sell in the surrounding Guangdong province, China's richest, which has surpassed the Shanghai area in wealth because of the exports from its garment factories and other light industries.

Because of the export-oriented nature of the China Coast region, its domestic segment accounts for just 27% of its total GVCs.

The peroxisomal membrane complexes display a limited capacity to bind PTS1-receptor molecules because a block of the export steps results in an accumulation of Pex5p at the membrane and an inhibition of matrix protein import [ 18– 20].

So the fences came down and the benefits of a free trade zone were no longer so relevant because most of the exports were going to the EU, which was duty-free anyway.