Sentence examples for export number from inspiring English sources

Exports are down and every time an export number goes down it hurts the farmer.

"This strong export number cannot be fully explained by the Chinese New Year effect alone," Zhiwei Zhang, chief China economist at Nomura in Hong Kong, said in a research note.

The export number represented the third consecutive month of double-digit expansion, as demand from overseas was buoyed by a weaker rupee, which has helped make Indian goods cheaper for purchasers outside the country.

The second step we wanted to verify logically is the hypothesis that the continuity and survival of firms can change according to environmental conditions and values (local location, regional location, export, number of customers, suppliers, and Agreement with public enterprises).

In 2015, one said, Kansas exported $800 million of wheat; only the state's aircraft industry beat that export number.

Bad Chinese export numbers for February two days ago stoked fears of a slowdown.

Most executives worry more about the European export numbers, which have been improving.

While interest rates remain low, consumers are likely to carry on spending, insulated to some extent from concerns about jittery global markets, currency wars and weak export numbers.

Photograph: ISSEI KATO/REUTERS 8.21am GMT China exports crash through forecasts There was some upbeat data out of China overnight, with export numbers soaring past forecasts to jump by 22% in February.

One explanation for the surprise pick up in Greek growth over the second quarter was that imports collapsed - thus boosting the country's net export numbers - as the government of Alexis Tsipras became embroiled in long talks with creditors.

And winemakers are talking of achieving even bigger export numbers in 2006, principally in the key U.S. and European markets, but also in Africa and Asia.