Sentence examples for export problem from inspiring English sources

The new administration should heed this advice and get its best brains working on the computer export problem.

Google has noted the export problem on its Known Issues page (snipurl.com/iigs0) and offers a workaround for the time being.

A bigger export problem for China and its neighbors these days is that demand is now drying up in emerging markets.

Seeing a last-minute American effort to influence a volatile electorate, a Munhwa Ilbo analyst wrote that North Korea's missile export problem "is becoming the most important variable at the last moment in the presidential election".

Click here to watch Snowpiercer trailer Of course, for the moment, Chinese cinema has a big export problem – and few of its class of 2013 looked like mainstream-botherers abroad.

But they said they were disappointed there was no formal link between fixing the export problem and restoring the recycling system, which was suspended for glass and plastic last month because of budget cuts.

"Diplomats like to export problems to the future".

(There would be no export problems for the Duccio, because its owners were Belgian, and the relatively lenient Belgian laws on exporting art apply mainly to architecture and furniture).

In addition to its importance for the Metropolitan's collection, the Stoclet Duccio had the additional advantage of being blissfully free of export problems, unlike great pictures held in most European countries.

Today, however, due to ongoing export problems, the decline in tourism, and restrictions on Palestinian freedom of movement in the aftermath of the Second Intifada, industry production has suffered.

The report cited a number of economic indicators to illustrate the point: In 2008, 95% of Gaza's industrial operations were suspended due to lack of access inputs for production and export problems.