Sentence examples for export rose from inspiring English sources

The index of orders for export rose to 48.2, the highest since 50.6 in March.

price index, which tracks 55 food commodities for export, rose 3.4 percent in January, hitting its highest level since tracking began in 1990, the report said.

Although conducted before the third-quarter peak, the research found that 27% of companies did not expect to grow outside the UK over the coming 12 months, while those seeing sterling strength as a barrier to export rose from 24% in 2014 to 34% in this year's survey.

The Communist chief minister, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, boasts of its success in promoting enterprise: exporting roses to the Netherlands, and housing potato-processing facilities for PepsiCo.

As a single mother, Lorena had few alternatives but to enter the vast farms and factories, where she cut, trimmed, and arranged carnations, alstoemerias, and roses for export to flower-hungry US consumers.

As a single mother, Lorena had few alternatives but to enter the vast farms and factories, where she cut, trimmed, and arranged carnations, alstroemerias, and roses for export to flower-hungry US consumers.

The deficit reached a 16-month high, as export and import sales both rose.

Between the towns there were gated Chinese industrial compounds and giant plastic greenhouses where roses are grown for export.

Mr. Correa has some tangible factors to think about as well — namely Ecuadorean exports like fresh-cut roses and frozen broccoli.

Today the Huddas farm exports top-quality vegetables, roses and sunflowers to the U.K.s best supermarkets.

The trade figures for May, the 11th straight month in which Japan's surplus has deteriorated, showed slumping exports of technology goods while imports of energy rose.