Sentence examples for dropping in export from inspiring English sources

"The margins are dropping in export markets,"he said.

This lack of competitiveness means that it has suffered the biggest drop in export market share of any developed country.

The new orders balance fell unexpectedly to -2% from +12% in December, and there was an even sharper drop in export orders, with a balance of -16%.

The move solidifies Berdymukhamedov's already sweeping powers at a time when the gas-rich Central Asian nation is suffering from a sharp drop in export revenues.

Its currency rose by 21 percent over the three years to July 2008 when a sharp drop in export orders, due to crisis conditions in the U.S., brought suspension of the policy.

What may save Bangladesh from a sharp, immediate drop in export orders is simply that most Southeast Asian factories are already fully booked with orders from multinationals fleeing China's ever-rising costs.

Taking a look at the actual numbers, the total order book balance fell back to -20% in January from -12% in December, driven by a sharp drop in export orders.

Markit said "a near stagnant" eurozone economy was to blame for the drop in export orders.

The production of vehicle engines was tepid, with total output falling 0.3% in the year, largely due to a sharp drop in export demand.

The economics behind this situation are pretty simple: A drop in export revenue means that the government has less money to spend on imports and social services.

This fall in oil and gas revenue will drop even more, from $15.6 billion to $8.7 billion, due to a 9percentt drop in export volume compared to the same period last year.