Sentence examples for export though from inspiring English sources

That was only half the story in assessing readiness for export, though, according to Bowden.

The pioneering programme is now arguably Brazil's most successful export, though the pros and cons of such a targeted and conditional approach remain fiercely debated.

In 2014 the Queensland Curtis and the giant Gorgon plants will start liquefying gas for export, though delays and spiralling costs will slow Australian progress.Gas is the least climate-warming fossil fuel, but as more is burnt, emissions will rise.

Penney, a struggling department-store chain in America, announced the closure of 33 stores.A ban on exports of mineral ores from Indonesia came into force, though the government made last-minute changes so that big copper-mining companies could continue to export (though they will have to pay a steep export tax).

On the other hand, there's a commercial French film industry, one that makes movies for the wider French public but for which there isn't necessarily much hope in the way of export (though the successes of "The Artist" and of "Intouchables," a French variety of "Driving Miss Daisy," may well encourage the industry's mainstream).

This historical data is basically a snapshot of the company's data from 2013 in the form of a MySQL export, though.

"Most export markets, though, have already accepted the screw cap and synthetic cork, so it's not such a big leap," Segal said.

Whatever the approach, both business executives and government officials agree that Estonia needs to become much more export-oriented — though right now being unburdened with foreign debt has saved it from being another Iceland.

The United States is the largest importer of goods and second largest exporter, though exports per capita are relatively low.

Prices of commodity exports, though still high, are no longer rising.

Exports, though slowing, were up 6.6percentt in the third quarter; domestic spending rose 7.1percentt.