Sentence examples for export means from inspiring English sources

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

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

Given the strength of the dollar, turning Argentina into an attractive place from which to export means cutting costs or increasing productivity by around 20%, according to Jorge Forteza of Booz ,Allen & Hamilton, a consultancy.After the flamboyance of Carlos Menem, who presided over Argentina for a decade, the voters seemed deliberately to choose a grey and cautious leader in Mr de la Rua.

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.

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).

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

But China's tiny appetite for American exports means that the main benefit has gone to commodity exporters and to businesses in China.

Exporting means your marketing, HR and financial commitments will double, so you need to prepare yourself.

"To limit exports means limiting production, and no one will go for that now," one oil company representative said.

For all that, some Pegida people hold placards that the counter-demonstrators could probably carry themselves: "No arms exports means no refugees".

Despite signs of improving demand at home, Japan's dependence on exports means it remains vulnerable to any changes in economic conditions abroad, economists say.