Sentence examples for depends on export from inspiring English sources

Considering how much U.S. agriculture depends on export markets to stay in business, that's a hard loss to take.

Its spread, however, depends on export of the viral DNA to the cytosol, movement to the cell periphery and traversing to neighboring cells.

However, the model purporting that cytosolic Fe-S cluster biogenesis depends on export of a mitochondrial product was recently called into question because genetic manipulations that were initially used to inactivate Atm1 also introduced wild-type Leu2 into a Leu2-null strain, which unknowingly resulted in repressed transcription of Leu1 relative to the control strain.

Mrs Smith comes from a union family, and toes the union line on trade agreements: she is against them, even though Washington's big companies (notably Boeing and Microsoft) depend on exports.

President Obama acknowledges that one in three U.S. manufacturing jobs depends on exports, and yet he has failed to advance a trade agenda that would result in more U.S. manufacturing jobs and sales.

Its growth depends on exports to China and it is the biggest financier of Greece.

The country is the world's largest container port and depends on exports more than any other Asian nation.

Honduras's economy depends on exports (of coffee, bananas and textiles), tourism and remittances from workers in the United States.

MOST people suppose that China's economic success depends on exporting cheap goods to the rich world.

So the big question is how much the rest of the world depends on exporting to America.

Steve Miller, a spokesman for Sunflower, argues that Kansas's economy depends on exports of commodities like grain, and that the new electricity would be another valuable export.