Sentence examples for export generation from inspiring English sources

While increases in final demand were the driving force of the export generation (the final demand factor), intensified input-output relations between the regions also contributed to increases in trade in value added (the input coefficient factor).

We estimate that for every megawatt produced out-of-state instead of in-state, on average 11.5 direct jobs and 28.7 total jobs would be lost (unless exported generation makes up for this loss).

We know a business opportunity when we see one and have exported generations of gurus skilled in peddling enlightenment for a buck.

The United States has exported a generation of fiery, athletic goalkeepers to Europe.

And it won't be the Chinese who are principally interested in cutting their energy imports and exporting current generation clean energy, not developing technology to save the planet.

Its creativity and innovation have made American entertainment one of our greatest exports for generations.

Mercedes, meanwhile, is now likely to export the next generation of its relatively compact B-Class cars to the United States, company executives said.

Audi does not plan to export the first generation of the A1 to the United States but may consider selling a future version there.

Fish products are set to overtake oil and gas as Norway's main export within a generation, with fish exports expected to be worth 250 billion kroner by 2030, according to Pan Fish, another Norwegian producer.

Although much of the detail of the AUSFTA is specific to Australia, there are important elements likely to be relevant to future trade agreements involving the US or other countries that have a major vested interest in the production, export and rent generation associated with patented medicines.

Unemployment is at its lowest for a generation, exports are booming and the economy is growing nicely.