Sentence examples for export edge from inspiring English sources

They have benefited from the austerity policies in a temporary and narrow sense, by reducing the tax burden of bailouts and gaining an export edge from the rest of the euro zone's weakness.

They issued a bold call in The Financial Times for all European Union governments to approve stricter emissions targets, arguing that it would encourage private investment in low emissions technology and hone Europe's export edge in low carbon goods and services.

The Chinese government guarantees its refiners' margins as long as oil prices remain bellow $80 a barrel, Mr. Crespo said, giving them a export edge, while India has been expanding capacity and targeting export markets in Europe and the United States.

"We're leaving money behind, because I have no doubt that our commitment to a clean energy future will make America more competitive, will give us back an export edge on taking a lot of the technology that we either invent or that we make more readily usable as a key part of our global economic position.

The strengths of the North East are great people, companies, universities, cities, countryside, public and cultural institutions, natural resources and a great location on the exporting edge of Europe.

Exports edged up by 1.4% in the year to January, while imports increased by 12.4%.

Exports edged up 0.1% in the second quarter but imports grew by a much stronger 1%.

American exports edged down 0.3%, elevating fears over economic recovery getting a boost from international purchases.

By hitting each other's capacity to export, they edge the region towards deglobalisation.

The report showed that total new orders at Chinese manufacturers, a measure that combines domestic and export orders, edged up in December from 49.8 to 50.2.

In April, in fact, agriculture slipped into a slight deficit, though the overall May figures — which actually weren't bad if you could take oil out of the equation — gave agricultural exports an edge again.