Sentence examples for export sending from inspiring English sources

Until recently, only a few brands bothered to export, sending most to one country – Germany.

Iraq, saying it hoped to disrupt the U.S. economy, stopped its oil exporting, sending oil prices up.

Key U.S. exports sent to CAFTA-DR countries have been petroleum products, machinery, grains, plastics, and medical instruments.

Eighty-five percent of the country's 509 billion euro economy consists of exports sent mostly to Europe, where trade has cooled.

Thus a decision on March 5th by the country's commerce ministry to ban exports sent markets around the world into a tizz.

Next, the drought in Russia and a ban on the country's wheat exports sent wheat prices soaring to their highest levels in almost two years.

All other things being equal, a cheaper pound should make British assets, whether exports sent abroad or construction of factories at home, more of a bargain for foreign buyers and investors.

The scam, in which top officials looted public coffers by claiming compensation for phantom gold exports, sent the economy into a nose dive that cost Kenya at least 10 percent of G.D.P. in the 1990s.

Strong selling pressure on expectations that Iraq would soon resume its oil exports sent crude oil futures in New York sliding yesterday, with a loss of almost $1 a barrel.

Some Kansas farmers worry that a decision to renegotiate NAFTA and to build a border wall could sour relations with Mexico and put a dent in wheat exports sent to that country.

The majority of E. chloroticus roe is sold in New Zealand as a local delicacy, with some exports sent to Australia [ 4].