Sentence examples for energetic export from inspiring English sources
More energetic export promotion would help too.
Coming just 24 hours after the Kerry food group announced a further 800 jobs, the new on-line posts at Paddy Power demonstrate that Ireland still has an energetic export sector.
The energetic cost of pH regulation via exporting protons associated with metabolism can impact the biomass yield of the organism and the extent of this effect can vary with the environment.
"The most energetic piece of the Japanese economy now is exports, and the stronger yen threatens that," said David Rolley of Loomis Sayles in Boston.
Diamond exports are also subject to the old regime's rules, despite the efforts of an energetic new minister of mines, who recently tried to block the export of stones worth $10m to an Israeli-run company, but was overruled by his deputy Mr Kabila's former chief of mines.
In energetic terms they are pure cost, as they do not export ATP to their host cell.
The export details are broken down into categories such as "electronic equipment, military spacecraft, and components not controlled elsewhere" and "energetic materials and related substances".
In the case of mitochondria, the export of ATP to the host cell means that they are never pure cost, but the size of the energetic gain depends on the loss of function.
All are impetuously energetic.
Núñez, its energetic founder.
