Sentence examples for export made from inspiring English sources

Given such breaks, Taiwanese entrepreneurs say they would invest heavily in Okinawa, just so they could export "Made in Japan" products to the rest of the world.Back in Tokyo, Mr Hashimoto's party and its coalition partners have roughed out an eight-point plan for Okinawa.

The spots suggested that drinking the Tennessee export made you laid back, even lazy a message that clashed with Thailand's work ethic.

And they undermine incentives to export, making world prices more volatile and international markets thinner.

Export makes up 15% of the company's business, and has been a vital part of the mix since it launched in 1982.

Germany mainly benefited from rising demand for its exports, made more attractive by a drop in the euro.

But in a sign of slowing demand overseas, net exports made no contribution to growth in the July-September quarter.

But in a sign of slowing demand overseas, net exports made no contribution to economic growth in the third quarter.

They have accused China of flooding the United States with cheap exports, made even cheaper with its undervalued currency.

Exports made £700m in 2001, but the figure fell to £657m for the same period in 2002.

Its exports made up more than 17% of global trade in ketchup in 2009, according to Sun Yanping, a Xinjiang-based economist.

This compares to the 3% of all Spanish exports made by the top Spanish firm.