Sentence examples for benefits of exporting from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Your editorial lauding the "benefits" of exporting liquefied natural gas misses the big picture.
Hall-Fast is currently the Midlands Exporter of the Year and is referenced by UKTI to help promote the benefits of exporting to other SMEs within the Midlands region.
"We must think twice about the costs and benefits of exporting recyclables to developing countries and identify the consequences along the value chain of a monopoly market player like China".
Hall-Fast Industrial Supplies is currently Midlands Exporter of the Year, has received national recognition for its progress and features on the UKTI website as a case study in promoting the benefits of exporting for other small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) within the Midlands region.
The one below emphasizes the economic benefit of exporting mineral riches to China.
The benefit of exporting from a cheap base could more than offset diminished demand inside it, the firm says.
While certain aspects of the economy have prospered — mainly the agriculture sector — Paraguayans have struggled to see the benefits of export revenues, and 33percentt of the population lives below the poverty line.
Sierra Club also argued that DOE's findings under the Natural Gas Act that the exports would be in the public interest were arbitrary and capricious because DOE had failed to identify and characterize environmental impacts to weigh against the benefits of exports.
"The medium-sized companies are beginning to recognize the benefits of exports and that it can contribute significantly to their bottom line". "Los Angeles is focusing more and more on computer technology," said Jack Kyser, chief economist at the Economic Development Corp. in Los Angeles.
The Trans Pacific Partnership offers a unique opportunity to change the analysis for small businesses who believe the costs of exporting outweigh its benefits, and in doing so, create greater opportunity for millions of Americans they employ.
Campaigners also question how the government can define cannabis as having no recognized medical benefits while exporting more of it than any other nation.
