Sentence examples for exports at a from inspiring English sources

By mid-week it estimated that sales worth £25m had been forgone, including exports at a rate of £3m a day.

One American complaint is agricultural protectionism in the E.E.C. hitting American exports at a time of balance of pay ments difficulties.

Members of the armed forces were prominently deployed in support of British arms exports at a recent arms trade fair in London.

The US is already the largest single destination for British goods, making up 17% of exports at a value of £88bn in 2014.

But stronger currencies would also reduce the competitiveness of exports at a time when demand for Asian goods is weakening in the United States.

Coffee prices fell more than 7percentt as concerns eased that a port strike in Brazil would disrupt exports at a time of abundant supplies.

Spain now sells about 500 million liters to France, 90percentt of which are bulk exports, at an average price of four-tenths of a euro per liter.

In 2005, US exports to and imports from Jordan totalled an estimated $1.9 billion: U.S. exports, at an estimated $646 million, were 1.8 times their 1998 level; US imports, at $1.3 billion, were 80 times their 1998 level.

When Mexican crude was selling at $130 a barrel last summer, officials began selling Mexico's future 2009 exports at $70 a barrel, a price that seemed wildly conservative in those heady days.

"Economic" resources are those that can be used or exported at a cost that is less than their value.

They even supported A-Ha, their home country's biggest musical export, at a massive arena show in Bergen, Norway.