Sentence examples for creative export from inspiring English sources

The government needs a new tune to whistle when it comes to charity and social enterprise – we are a creative export full of sustainable solutions and cost-effective social cures.

That was until two of them, Craig and May, decided that the city needed a showcase for its greatest creative export since Motown and launched the first Detroit electronic music festival (DEMF) in 2000.

Where he might be able to help is boosting creative exports.

"I wasn't thinking about creative exports or leveraged investment," he said.

As one of Britain's biggest creative exports himself, it seems the Glaswegian-born artist possesses many of the same strengths of his fellow islanders.

We've been working with the team at Google to try to resolve this, and will revisit a Creative Commons export if a workable solution is found.

New Labour too treated culture as a commodity – these buildings were to earn their keep via tourism, "creative industry" exports or, more often, as the fulcrum for property development.

As Chinese cities expand dramatically and Chinese people become more prosperous, Britain has the world-class goods and services they need: from healthcare and education to premier luxury brands like Burberry and Paul Smith; from high end manufacturing to our great creative and sporting exports, like the Premier League, James Bond and Downton Abbey.

And a popular Photoshop extension already enables creative types to directly export their images to colleagues using YouSendIt.

Accounting for 1.7m jobs, contributing 5% of gross value added (GVA) to UK GDP and exporting £17.3bn annually (9% of total service exports), the creative sector outperforms the rest of the UK economy in both growth and job creation.

The beauty of this is that Britain's always exported its creative talent — going back to Charles Dickens — but we've never really been able to export our actual journalism itself".