Sentence examples for export in a from inspiring English sources

For €5.44bn (£4.6bNokiaokis is casting off the business that once represented Finland's most important export, in a deal that will result in 32,000 staff transferring to Microsoft.

Tony Hall, the BBC Director-General, will set out plans to enhance the World Service's role as "the UK's most important cultural export", in a speech on 7 September, in which he will deliver the corporation's response to Government proposals which could radically reduce its size and scope.

Among several plant and mammalian transporters tested, human FATP1 was shown to mediate fatty alcohol export in a high fatty alcohol production yeast strain.

The study shows that the SWAT-PDLD model with seasonally varying soil erodibility simulates the daily nutrient export in a cold prairie watershed satisfactorily as confirmed by both graphical plots and statistical measures.

Virtual learning environments (VLEs) do not usually provide the tools to export in a standardized format the designed UoLs, making thus more challenging their reuse in a different platform.

Normally an author must use a series of tools to first convert a Word file, then lay it out, add customized fonts, preview and then export in a file readable by Kindle.

And no one has been able to stop POSCO, one of India's biggest foreign direct Investments from South Korea, which will now mine iron ore exclusively for export, in an area the state has declared an export promotion zone.

South Korea, once the poorer of the two Koreas, now exports in two days what North Korea exports in a year.

As Zakaria memorably puts it, "China today exports in a single day more than it exported in all of 1978".

[Page A1.] Crude oil prices rose after Iraq halted exports in a dispute with the United Nations.

Exports, in a country that depends more than most on them, have stopped growing.