Sentence examples for export which is from inspiring English sources

Swiss wines are too good to export, which is why they're almost unknown overseas.

The Dominican Republic produces much of its own basic food, as well as a considerable amount for export, which is unlike the case in most other Caribbean nations.

The marketplace would replace a scheme that pays households about 5p for each unit of solar electricity they export, which is paid for by all energy billpayers but will close for new applicants on 31 March.

(b) This section does not authorize any department or agency of the U.S. Government to make any export which is otherwise prohibited by virtue of other administrative provisions or by any statute.

The last two points are critical, because they separate multimedia export (which is defined by functions associated with the originating Julia data) from multimedia display (defined by backends which know nothing about the source of the data).

And how do you discriminate between an overseas subsidiary producing for local consumption (which is still eligible for tax deferrals under the Kerry plan) and one producing for export (which is not)?In the end Mr Kerry is simply tinkering with an already fiendishly complex tax code.

As its title suggests, there are two separate nodal points in "Import Export," which was shot in real places with real people.

In vertebrates, cellular iron homeostasis is maintained by the coordinated expression of proteins involved in iron uptake, storage, utilization, and export, which are regulated at the posttranscriptional level.

The models for both, wild type and mutant, include six metabolites, namely: glucose, fructose, sucrose, sugar phosphates, and starch, as well as a combined sink export, which are interconverted through seven reactions.

It's a stripped-down writing app that supports markdown exporting (which is handy) and uses hashtags to organise your documents.

The behaviors were gradually assembled as a package and exported, "which is why it appears suddenly in Europe 40,000 years ago," she said.