Sentence examples for export exposure from inspiring English sources

Its export exposure to the United States amounts to a relatively modest 4.9 percent of G.D.P.

Fig. 3 Emissions intensity and export exposure of sectors.

Figure 3 displays three dimensions which are important determinants of relative competitiveness of individual sectors under climate policy: emission intensity, export exposure and output.

"Major victims of the policy change this time are currencies of countries with high export exposure and export competitiveness with China".

The number of BSE-infected cattle entering the human food supply is estimated to have peaked in the UK around 1989 (7 ), although with respect to exports, peak exposure may have been later, around 1992 1993.

The credit-market malaise is also likely to lift default rates in the corporate sector, causing additional bank losses.And although the export of subprime exposure has helped preserve the capital of American banks, it has rocked banks abroad.

The prevalence was highest 2 years after export and the exposure to the biting midges Culicoides spp., was found to be the main risk factor for developing the disease.

The bank said: We do not see a compelling organic growth story as a result of stalling Typhoon exports and high exposure to declining US Army budgets, which disproportionately impact BAE's Land business.

More specifically, exposure to export markets brings firms into contact with international best practices and fosters learning (World Bank 1997; Clerides et al. 1998).

You don't even have to import or export to have FX exposure: If you're a U.K. company producing goods for the U.K. market but all your competitors are Japanese, then you have exposure to the Sterling/Yen exchange rate as a weak yen will result in you losing market share.

Increased environmental pressure after export and lack of exposure to Culicoides spp. before export are suggested to result in increased incidence and more severe cases after export e.g. [ 32, 34].