Sentence examples for decrease in export from inspiring English sources

The resulting decrease in export potential for American goods leaves millions of jobs in the US at risk.

Any decrease in export revenues would damage its tax base, and its Central Bank could hardly print more money than it does already.Argentina has indeed shown that a country can get away with sacrificing price stability in favour of growth for far longer than the naysayers claimed.

"While there continues to be some signs of growth the economy remains fragile with a slowdown in work coming in for businesses and a decrease in export orders".

Increased capture by the planted trees also showed an added benefit of reducing long range effects including a decrease in wet deposition up to 3.7 kt N NHx (4.6%) and a decrease in export from the UK up to 8.3 kt N NHx (6.8%).

On the supply side, sectors might move away from exporting towards the domestic market, thereby increasing sectoral supply, while on the demand side, the domestic income may be strikingly cut down due to the decrease in export price, decreasing sectoral demand.

Estonia's economy fell into recession in mid-2008, as a result of an investment and consumption slump following the bursting of the real estate market bubble and a decrease in export demand as result of economic slowdown in the rest of Europe, but the economy has recovered strongly in the last five years.

Representative Jennifer Dunn, a Republican from Bellevue, blames the decrease in exports for her region's unemployment rate and dismisses the focus on outsourcing as "a problem we are going to have to live with from now on".

The department said the April-to-May decrease in exports reflected lower sales of industrial supplies and materials; consumer goods; and foods, feeds and beverages.

In Scenario 3, there is no decrease in exports in any sector.

However, some of the sectors noticed a decrease in exports such as the paper products and forestry sectors.

First, industries in the carbon-constrained country can lose international market shares through decrease in exports and increase in imports to the benefit of carbon-unconstrained competitors.