Sentence examples similar to exporting well from inspiring English sources

"Innovation will be the heart of the U.S. strategy, and although it might not create the same scale, we're exporting well-protected technology to China and creating well-paying jobs here".

A French writer trying to be more American just doesn't export well.

Their names, however, did not export well -- despite their huge domestic success, Lauren and Klein have never had global success.

That makes the economics of the low-budget crime movie attractive even if, as Vernon is the first to admit, "they don't export well".

He may still be a student of the game but he has already bucked a trend – English coaches are not supposed to export well – and is making a name for himself.

And it's been observed lately that Hollywood has skewed products toward things that will export well, like action movies.

Right about the time SolarWorld was rapidly losing its market share to Chinese competitors that were pricing exports well below costs, these hackers were stealing cost, pricing, and strategy information from SolarWorld's computers.

It is the largest drone ever exported, as well as the most expensive ($130m) and the one with the biggest range of travel (14,000km).

"I feel like there are a lot of people not from that neck of the woods who have been exported as well.

American trade officials have been considering for months whether to challenge China's longstanding and increasingly tight quotas on rare earth exports as well.

Abor et al. (2008) found that FDI has a positive effect on firms' decision to export as well as their export performance.