Sentence examples for export and it from inspiring English sources

Only Zambia may have enough food to export and it has imposed restrictions, she said.

Highly enriched uranium is harder to detect and therefore easier to export — and it is also simpler to build a bomb from it.

Scudamore said: "I believe the Premier League is a great UK export and it attracts a whole lot of positive feelings about the UK.

Last year's Sketches from an Island album was the soundtrack to every sad BBQ we threw together with a box of meat from Iceland and a few warm cans of Export, and it was great.

The red dye cochineal, produced from a Central American species of insect, was economically important to the Aztecs and Mayans, and while the region was under Spanish control, becoming Mexico's second most-lucrative export; and it is now regaining some of the ground it lost to synthetic competitors.

PYM-dependent disassembly of EJCs occurs immediately after nuclear export, and it has been suggested that by coupling ribosome recruitment to EJC disassembly, PYM ensures that newly exported mRNAs are given preferential access to ribosomes.

Electronics make up almost 70% of its exports, and it sends 30% of them to America.

But the country is one of the few in the region that is running a current account deficit — meaning its imports of goods, services and income outweigh exports — and it needs foreign capital to pay for domestic spending.

"Also, most of our gas is being exported and it's only better than coal if it's replacing coal here".

AstraZeneca is the second-largest pharmaceuticals company in the UK, responsible for 2.3% of exports, and it has invested £2.8bn in research and development.

"It's not helpful to have the price of commodities that Australia exports go down … that said, Australia is a big, very diverse economy, it has other exports and it has a flexible exchange rate.