Sentence examples for export at a from inspiring English sources

They even supported A-Ha, their home country's biggest musical export, at a massive arena show in Bergen, Norway.

They also have more than 78,000 tons a year of grass clippings not to put into plastic bags for collection and export at a cost to the city of $10 million.

The traders who gather the maize from the Mikea process it for international export at a significant profit.

Downing the pint beakers of foaming Holsten Export at an alarming rate, he's roundly belching at regular intervals, using the wastepaper basket in the corner as his personal spittoon, and taunting some Liverpudlians (members of a young band called Big Still) with his abrasive chant of "Arsenewall!

Despite an impressive growth of manufacturing export, at an average annual rate of 15% from 2000 to 2009, Cambodia manufacturing value added per capita remained among the lowest in the region and lagged behind its neighbors such as Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia (UNIDO 2011).

"Economic" resources are those that can be used or exported at a cost that is less than their value.

By mid-week it estimated that sales worth £25m had been forgone, including exports at a rate of £3m a day.

The US is already the largest single destination for British goods, making up 17% of exports at a value of £88bn in 2014.

But stronger currencies would also reduce the competitiveness of exports at a time when demand for Asian goods is weakening in the United States.

Further cuts have followed.According to Marcelo Tokman, Chile's energy minister, Argentina has promised to maintain exports at a level sufficient to cover household use of natural gas in Chile's main cities.

Somalia joined the Arab League, gaining much-needed petrodollar aid and access to political support from those Persian Gulf states to which Somali labour and livestock were exported at a growing rate.