Sentence examples for export challenges from inspiring English sources

The trip to Atlanta, Georgia, was practical and inspiring, helping the entrepreneurs overcome specific export challenges and showing them the potential opportunities in one of the world's largest markets.

Mike Hawes, the chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, which produced the figures, said: "Despite export challenges in some key markets such as Russia and China, foreign demand for British-built cars has been strong, reaching record export levels in the past year".

Yet the sheer scale of the export challenge faced in the "dandelion" should inspire some new lessons for British economic strategy and our ambitions for "export-led growth".

"Government must recognise the scale of the export challenge we face and commit to delivering an export action plan for Northern Ireland," said Mr Nodder.

While President Obama's national export challenge has garnered much support and attention, the results remain sobering on the ground.

"The Chinese emergence as a global workshop for information technology presents us with a new area of export control challenges," said James Mulvenon, an analyst at the RAND Corporation.

The complexity of export processes challenges integration efforts, augmenting the need for specialized decision support systems to organize and systemize export decisions.

Chinese economic weakness, coupled with rising exports, poses challenges for presidential campaigns.

might rule in similar cases where the safety of an export is challenged because the trade group's dispute-resolution process is not public information.

There is increasing awareness that, if Chile is to maintain its recent higher growth in the longer term, it needs to address a number of challenges: Export Diversification: Although free-trade agreements with the E.U. and the United States appear to be delivering some export diversification, new products are required in order to reduce the economy's vulnerability to commodity markets.

The Trade Mission to Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States of America - in March 2015 - will be an inspiring and practical experience, designed to help SMEs that are looking to export overcome the challenges of the US market.