Sentence examples for export rather than from inspiring English sources
The trigger for public spending on art had become the "imminent threat of export, rather than imminent opportunity to enrich our collections", he insisted.
"Africa must no longer import to eat", said president Paul Biya in 2011, stressing Cameroon's enormous potential to export rather than input.
Only Honda, having declared its intent to manufacture for export rather than domestic consumption, has been allowed control.These partnerships are not always harmonious.
"I have a feeling the temperature rise over the Arctic Ocean is more due to the loss of ice from wind-driven export, rather than the loss of ice being due to temperature rise," Dr. Morison said.
Harrington notes that ramping up wind capacity would not just be beneficial in preventing the current crisis from repeating but could also bring long-term economic benefits by allowing the state to consistently export rather than import energy.
It wants the option of profiting from any nuclear renaissance by acquiring the technology to enrich its own uranium for export, rather than leaving all the profits to countries with a foot in the business, like America, France, Japan and Russia and India.Brazil is another refusenik.
But today's growth numbers do little to ease doubts about the sustainability of Japan's recovery, which is still largely driven by exports rather than domestic spending.
She has embraced the "social market economy" and has insisted there is no alternative to relying on exports rather than consumers to drive growth.
The trade figures are also boosted by the practice of measuring the gross value of imports and exports rather than their net value.
But 75 percent of Hungary's exports go to a slowing euro zone economy, whose officials seem more inclined to talk down the euro to spur the region's own exports, rather than work to stimulate domestic demand.
Analysts said that the unexpectedly high figure this month was probably the result of exports rather than domestic consumer demand, which is still hurting from the tight credit market.
