Sentence examples for exports compared from inspiring English sources

The Middle East accounts for less than 1% of world non-fuel exports, compared with 4% from Latin America (a region with a comparable population).

China now takes over 70% of Sudan's exports, compared with 10% or so in 1995.

Trade data from Japan, Asia's largest economy, showed big drops in exports compared with a year ago.

Mr Najib emphasises that services offer tremendous scope for growth, as services exports currently account for just 15% of total exports, compared with 73% for manufactured goods.

(Czech exports to Russia amount to less than 4% of its total exports, compared with some 80% heading to the European Union).

By the end of 1996, they employed 135m people, contributing nearly half of China's exports, compared with one-sixth at the beginning of the decade.

The terms of trade represent the relative price of what a nation is exporting, compared with the price paid to foreigners for imported goods.

As a result, the harvest is likely to be below average: 5 million to 15 million tons of wheat available for export, compared with 17 million or 18 million tons in an average year.

Mixtures composed of grasses without legumes were the best, as well as hay export compared to no export.

As expected, wildtype VSV G rapidly became resistant to EndoH digestion, whereas G 6xA) exhibited a significant decrease in kinetics of ER export compared to wildtype G [p<0.00001 for all time points except 0 minutes post-pulse (mpp)] (Figure 6C).

All of the captive-sourced exports from Indonesia occurred in 2009, 2011, and 2012 and included H. barbouri, H. comes, H. kuda, and Hippocampus spp. A shift to captive-sourced exports was evident by 2011, when 2,415 were exported, compared to 120 from wild sources.