Sentence examples for export success of from inspiring English sources
The export success of other Asian countries, notably Malaysia, can be attributed in part to their weaker currencies, which make their goods cheaper overseas.
Some 57% of the company's sales are abroad.Some think that the enthusiasm for updated classics is linked to the export success of TV and film dramas like "Downton Abbey" and "Gosford Park".
Export success (of a very modest sort) was limited to tiny tyres for the hand-pushed rubbish carts used by street-sweepers in Indonesia.By 1993 Triangle had grown, but it was losing money, held huge inventories and had an awkward salary structure that distinguished between communist cadres and everyone else.
"The export success of our popular music industry," Sweden's trade minister told the local press, "is more impressive at the moment than that of Volvo and Ericsson".
Prof Kay said the recent exporting success of Scotch had brought "disappointing" benefits to Scotland.
It is shown that the comparative efficiency of Lesotho, despite emerging from a relatively weak trade performance potential background, in recording the highest level of export success among beneficiaries of the scheme is a function of the relative efficiency of her systems of innovation.
BAE sells more these days to the Pentagon than it does to Britain's Ministry of Defence.But this is no rousing story of export success: the sales are largely of equipment made in America by subsidiaries of British firms.
The most probable American economic future is a lot of export success, fantastic wealth for the owners of thriving businesses and persistent productivity problems, and thus high prices, for some major items in consumer budgets.
Since the early 1990s, the number of players leaving the country to play for clubs abroad each year has risen from 130 to 850, making Brazil the world's biggest exporter of footballers.Sadly, export success reflects domestic decay.
Underpinning China's export success is a combination of long-term investments in automation and short-term depreciation of the currency.
That will not stop Mr. Obama from promoting export success in his State of the Union address on Tuesday.
