Sentence examples for exported elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Many people doubt these attributes could be exported elsewhere in such a varied nation.

"The recession started here and was exported elsewhere," Mr. Barbera said.

He said he was also intrigued by the emergence of huge video game tournaments in countries like South Korea, a business model that could be exported elsewhere.

But according to a number of studies, roughly half of East Asia's exports to China are components, such as semiconductors and hard drives, for goods that are ultimately exported elsewhere.

"Europe has this project for several decades, to not only live in peace — that's already an important thing in itself — but also to make its economic model function and potentially — why not? — be also exported elsewhere.

But while shale gas use has increased dramatically, particularly in the US, where it brought down gas prices from $12£7£7) to below $3£1.8080) at one stage, global emissions have continued to rise as the coal that would otherwise have been used has been exported elsewhere.

Former suppliers are free to export elsewhere; Qatar quadrupled its supply of gas to Europe between 2008 and 2013, and now provides a tenth of Europe's imports.

It is a business model that the company is seeking to export elsewhere, including to London, where the company owns the O2 complex.

A new study by Robert Vigfusson, Nathan Sheets and Joseph Gagnon, three economists at the Federal Reserve, suggests that countries are more willing to absorb a rising exchange rate in their profit margins when exporting to America than when they export elsewhere, perhaps because they are keen to protect their share of America's huge market.

Last year, 60 percent of the products Halifax made in Shenzhen were for use in China, while the rest were exported to elsewhere in Asia.

As shown in Table 1, the rate of new production (1.7 mmol N m−2 d−1) is considerably higher than the rate of export production (1.1 mmol N m−2 d−1) in the Wyrtki box, indicating 35% of new production is exported to elsewhere.