Sentence examples for export innovation from inspiring English sources

Developed countries won't be left out either since they will have available new markets for export, innovation and exchange.

At the same time, we thwart our ability to export innovations and designs to this expanding sector of the global community.

To do so, we use a unique dataset that links data on exports, innovation and firms' characteristics at the firm level in Brazil.

But we can export ideas, innovation and skills.

On the contrary, North and Smallbone (2000) posits that SMEs in poorly developed locations have a lower inclination to export and innovation doesn't fully apply to developing nations like Nigeria, where the bulk of agricultural and allied exports is initiated by SMEs in the rural areas due to readily accessible resources.

Based on GEM 2011 report (Kelley, Singer, & Herrington 2012), business performance is measured by three main factors including growth (current and expected growth level of employees), amount of export and, innovation which shows the availability of new technologies, new products and their competitors (Bosma & Levie 2010b).

So even as we learn from other places we can also export the innovations here around the world.

Policymakers routinely overestimate their ability to distinguish between good and bad capital, and between nurturing exports and innovation and rewarding entrenched interests.

Newton-Smith reiterated calls on George Osborne not to cut back government support for exports and innovation in his spending review next week, when the chancellor will set out tighter budgets for government departments.

Mr. Clinton acknowledges that for all his talk about the benefits for America of economic globalization -- how it opens new markets for American exports and innovation -- fewer Democrats are with him on this than on the1993 passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

As founder and CEO of Benetech, Fruchterman is focused on exporting tech innovation outside of Silicon Valley.