Sentence examples for better at exporting from inspiring English sources
Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsBritain is better at exporting media than almost anything else.
It will become better at exporting and more tolerant of immigration, though still not enthusiastic.Devolution to Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales may even turn from being an untidy mess into a catalyst for radical reform that could sweep the entire nation.
Chinese manufacturers are also better at exporting abroad than targeting their home market.
Although export orders for services were lower than those for manufacturing, they have climbed to their highest level since the middle of 2007.So the gloom over trade may be overdone; but Britain still needs to get a lot better at exporting, especially to emerging economies.
So does stronger management: companies have got better at exporting and at working closely with the technical talent in Britain's leading universities.Yet the drive to rebalance the economy and restore Britain's status as an industrial titan is being held back by a shortage of giants.
Those who pitch for manufacturing on the ground that it is better at boosting exports often ignore the fact that an increasing number of services are traded, and that rich countries tend to export more of them than they import.
Since the move we have increased turnover by 35%. Lee Hopley is the chief economist at EEF, The Manufacturers' Organisation Market your company overseas: We could do better at promoting the manufacturing and exporting capability we have in the UK.
Countries that export more are better at English (though it's not clear which factor causes which).
It increases earnings for our multinational corporations and gives us a shot at better export numbers.
But BG was 4.5p better at £11.30 as it completed the sale of its Queensland pipeline and export facility to APA group, with gross proceeds of $4.6bn going to the group.
