Sentence examples for export has led from inspiring English sources

China's need to export has led to the recent solar-trade dispute.

The US and Saudi Arabia are pumping record amounts,which together with US waivers on its sanctions on Iranian exports, has led to a glut of crude.

A downturn in investment and exports has led to factory closings in southern China, resulting in mass layoffs and even setting off sporadic protests by workers who have complained that owners disappeared without paying them their wages.

Germany's reliance on exports has led to huge current-account surpluses that have been matched by deficits elsewhere, a big contributor to the euro crisis.German policymakers who urge only austerity and wage restraint on the rest of Europe forget that the goal of growth is to raise personal incomes (and spending), and that the real benefit from higher exports is to pay for more imports.

Demand for commodity exports has led to strong growth and social development across the region.

More recently, the problem of quality in exports has led economists to address the matter from several viewpoints.

A considerable slowdown in exports has led to a moderate reduction in the growth rate for 2001.

Exports have led Europe out of previous recessions; but their pull has been weak this time round.

In addition, 85% of businesses said that exporting had led to a level of growth not otherwise possible.

Gas exports had led to an influx of foreign currency, which increased demand for the guilder and thus made it stronger.

France was the world's fifth largest exporter last year but has run up a huge trade deficit in the last few years in contrast to neighboring Germany, where flourishing industrial exports have led to a surplus.