Sentence examples for export mean from inspiring English sources

In most cases the onset of SE was first detected 2 years after export (mean 2.4 years) (Table 1).

Of the imported Icelandic horses, 74% developed summer eczema by the third summer after export (mean 3.0±2.2.2 summers, range 1 7).

Less oil for export means export prices have to be higher.Higher prices are possible, but not certain.

For many horses, though, export means hundreds more miles of strenuous transit in large trailers.

The diving price of oil, virtually Venezuela's only export, means that the government can no longer import its way out of trouble.

The large number of U.S. multinationals producing goods in China for export means that any significant appreciation would hurt their profits, said Sunil Chopra, a professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.

He also divides American farmers from workers with his mantra, "exports mean jobs".

Fewer exports mean growth in the April-June quarter could be weaker than previously forecast.

The anemic recoveries in the United States and elsewhere are partly to blame: lower exports mean lower tax revenues.

He also divides American farmers from workers with his mantra, "exports mean jobs". Of course they do; in the past decade, our trade deficit with China has ballooned from $7 billion to $70 billion.

The trees are in short supply and restrictions on exports mean that they fetch thousands of dollars on the international black market.