Sentence examples for export pace from inspiring English sources

Since then the export pace has not slowed.To Australian eyes, the wine business in the Old World was ripe for the taking.

Even if Chinese demand cools for U.S. meat exports, the pace of Beijing's growing demand for grain is unlikely to wane or offer relief to global agricultural markets, which are struggling to keep up.

South Korea has also had to grapple with falling exports, though the pace of decline there has been much less severe than in Japan.

Russia's rapidly growing oil exports forced a pace that Semyon Vainshtok, head of Transneft, the state-owned company that built the pipeline bringing oil to Primorsk, called unprecedented.

However, data released over the weekend showed that China's exports picked up pace in October.

To give an idea of the economic potential of the country during the Empire, if "it had been able to sustain the level of productivity achieved in 1780 and managed to increase exports at a pace equal to that verified in the second half of 19th century, its per capita income in 1950 would be comparable to the average per capita income of the Western European nations".

IT and business-process outsourcing (BPO) exports have expanded at an especially robust pace, with exports of software services reaching US$21.8bn in April-December 2006 (a year-on-year increase of 31%).

This year, the industry is on pace to export 100,000 vehicles.

On the other hand, the softer pace of export growth might stiffen the resolve of Beijing to resist pressures for a stronger renminbi.

Analysts said the United States had been on pace to export more than $3.5 billion worth of beef this year, 10percentt of the nation's production.

The report from China also showed that its booming pace of export growth had begun to ease, as the global upheaval and a gradual rise in the value of the renminbi took their toll.