Sentence examples for export and this from inspiring English sources

Top Gear is the BBC's biggest export, and this is embarrassing to Britain.

As a general rule of thumb no more than 50%% of a product should be destined for export and this must be considered when designing national development and support programmes in any sector.

The greatly expanded rate of removals over recent years has concentrated on prime species, often for unprocessed export, and this selective exploitation has left a poorer quality forest, badly damaged.

Scotland earns £1bn annually from salmon exports and this technology will help reduce losses of stocks to parasites.

It would be quite possible for the EU to impose quite tough barriers on UK service sector exports, and this is of deep concern, particularly to the City.

"The US is a clear priority market for exports and this deal is a significant milestone," said Julia Trustram Eve of English Wine Producers, the marketing arm of the UK wine industry.

But bear in mind her words from an interview last year: "The German economy is very reliant on exports, and this is not something you can change in two years.

We find that in 2005, around one-third of Chinese emissions (1700 Mt CO2) were due to production of exports, and this proportion has risen from 12% (230 Mt) in 1987 and only 21% (760 Mt) as recently as 2002.

According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, 11.5 million American jobs are derived from U.S. exports and this site suggests that another 7.6 million jobs are derived from foreign tourism.

Chief executive Liz Cameron said: "It seems apparent that much of this fall was due to a weakness in drinks exports and this should underline the need to ensure that our drinks industry is valued and treated fairly by government, especially in terms of taxation and regulation.

After all, the future of Detroit's economy lies in its exports, and this could be the spark that the community needs to move forward.