Sentence examples for exported from inspiring English sources
'exported' is a correct and usable word in written English
It can be used to describe the act of sending goods, services, or capital to another country for trade. Example sentence: The country exported a large quantity of goods to their trading partners.
Now the ochre is transported by the truckload and exported.
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This, the report detailed, was based on a total of 839.6 Mt of processed coal being produced and exported.
These countries are already facing uncertainty from within their own region; after all, we don't yet know how much more oil we can expect to be exported from Libya, Iran or Iraq.
His tone changed this month, however, after Russia agreed to drop tariffs for oil exported to Belarus – a concession worth an estimated $4bn £2.5bnn) a year.
The meat was exported all over the world, but mostly - as colourful labels bearing names like 'Donald Cook' and 'Hereford Corned Beef' in the tiny ticket office attested - to Britain.
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Instead, Syria is declining amid a desperate and dangerous silence; and its problems are being exported to its neighbours.
Turkey imported almost $10bn worth of goods from Iran in 2014 and exported a total of $4bn.
That was also true of the militia of the Islamic Fadhila ("Virtue") Party, which controls the Basra port from where oil is exported.
Yet the vast bulk of those emissions will not make it to Australia's emissions accounts, because the coal will be exported and burned, mainly in India.
