Sentence examples for exporting winners from inspiring English sources
Exporting winners is swell.
According to some simulations, exporting countries will actually lose out in the short run.Whether exporters as a whole win or lose, there will be winners and losers among them.
The Secretary of State for Scotland Alistair Carmichael MP said: "Looking at the winners and nominees we are reminded of the importance their businesses play in exporting and promoting Scottish creativity, design and culture on the world stage".
Consider exporting your video.
The best-known example of this was the 1986 Kentucky Derby winner Ferdinand, exported to Japan to stand at stud, but was ultimately slaughtered in 2002, presumably for pet food.
Idle Words was the dam of 12 foals, of which 11 raced with 8 winners, including three stakes-winners: Bernbrook (by Midstream), won AJC Doncaster Handicap etc., exported to US; Defame (by Delville Wood) dam of a stakes-winner; and Lysander (by Midstream), won City Tattersall's Cup.
In 54 runnings, the Hennessy Gold Cup has been exported on only three occasions, firstly during the 1960s by dual winner Arkle and most recently back in 1980 by Bright Highway.
If you don't think climate change produces winners as well as losers, consider this: In the 12th and 13th centuries England exported wine to France.
"Sadly, much of our exported cheese is young and lacking in flavour," says leading Dutch cheese maker Henri Willig, himself a former winner of the contest for his Polder Gold goats' cheese.
"Is that picking a winner or loser, or is that good public policy — to maximize the locations where you can export your products?" he said.
