Sentence examples for exporting means from inspiring English sources

Exporting means your marketing, HR and financial commitments will double, so you need to prepare yourself.

Removing the potential profit from exporting means countries hit with tariffs will produce less of what they have an advantage in and more of what they don't.

"There is a problem when you assume that someone exporting means someone must be importing and then equating it to winners and losers.

For many horses, though, export means hundreds more miles of strenuous transit in large trailers.

The term "exported" means export as it is defined in 22 CFR part 120, 15 CFR part 734, and activities covered by 10 CFR part 810.

Washington's new fascination with exporting democracy means that any nondemocratic regime could be at risk of attack.

But China's tiny appetite for American exports means that the main benefit has gone to commodity exporters and to businesses in China.

Less oil for export means export prices have to be higher.Higher prices are possible, but not certain.

"To limit exports means limiting production, and no one will go for that now," one oil company representative said.

For all that, some Pegida people hold placards that the counter-demonstrators could probably carry themselves: "No arms exports means no refugees".

Despite signs of improving demand at home, Japan's dependence on exports means it remains vulnerable to any changes in economic conditions abroad, economists say.