Sentence examples for export thousands from inspiring English sources

McTurk was named as co-defendant in the indictment against Palmeri and is accused of conspiring with the Colombian drugs trafficker-turned-informant Jaime Alberto Marín Zamora, nicknamed Beto, and unknown others, to export thousands of kilogrammes of cocaine for distribution in the US, beginning early 2009.

Their investigation concluded Taman was using the Banda Nord concession fraudulently as a front to illegally export thousands of logs which would otherwise have been part of the export ban.

In common with the other Orkney islands, Shapinsay is fertile agricultural land, with farms specialising in beef and lamb which export thousands of cattle and sheep annually.

The goodwill, the bad and the ugly In pursuit of beauty Lip reading Award: Jonathan Rosenthal Reprints Related items The export juggernautSep 25th 2008 Samsung: Lee bows outApr 24th 2008LG's own results, announced on January 22nd, show that it too is hurting as demand for electronic gadgets slackens.

According to the World Trade Organization (WTO) data it was the 21st in export and the 20th in import.

We'll be getting the ISM report on October 1st, Factory Orders on the 2nd, Trade Data on the 6th, Import and Export Prices on the 9th, PPI on the 14th, CPI on the 15th and, finally, Industrial Production on the 16fh but we just had that report last week and it was down 0.4% in August, which is TERRIBLE but, unlike July's +0.9%, it was realistically in-line with the rest of this TERRIBLE year.

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Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] –The Economist was right about Germany coming out of the financial crisis with flying colours, though I disagree that it was "the best performer of the past decade" among G7 countries ("Vorsprung durch exports", February 5th).

European trading colonies were established in Saïda and other coastal towns, mainly to trade in silk, the major Lebanese export from the 17th to the 20th century.

Cacao (the source of cocoa beans), mostly grown on the Pacific coast, was the principal export of the 16th century, but in the 17th century it declined because of competition from areas with better access to markets.

India ranks 18th on the list of Britain's export destinations and 17th as a supplier of imports.