Sentence examples for exports compared to from inspiring English sources

This meant that the US accounted for 10.9% of exports, compared to 7% for China, although the European Union was the biggest export market as a whole, accounting for 57.5% of UK car exports.

A €22.9 billion, or $29.5 billion, surplus was due to a 10 percent decline in imports and no increase in exports compared to the same month a year ago, on a non-seasonally adjusted basis.

The terms of trade – which measures the price of our exports compared to our imports – fell 3% in trend terms in the past quarter alone and 9.1% in the past year: The fall in terms of trade means less income for our exports and flows through into less income for the nation as a whole.

Those hoping exports would save the day will have to wait – the budget revised down expectations for growth in exports and massively revised down expectations for the terms of trade (the price we get for exports compared to the price we pay for imports).

"Hong Kong is already the No. 1 market with a 16 percent share of total watch exports, but mainland China is getting more important every month," said René Weber, a financial analyst with Vontobel bank, "In 2009, mainland China was 5.3 percent of total watch exports, compared to just 0.2 percent in 2000 and 2.7 percent in 2005.

Watersheds with more SGI also show 44% less NO3− and 48% less total nitrogen exports compared to watersheds with minimal SGI.

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.

The addition of leaves led to an increase in ethanol production volume and electricity export compared to bagasse without leaves, and this could be the reason why 1G + 2G ethanol from bagasse supplemented with leaves was always more profitable in terms of NPV than 1G + 2G ethanol using bagasse only.

It is also fundamental to decrease the energy demand in the process or to increase the electricity production in the CHP plant as the electricity price has a considerable impact on the 2G ethanol production, since less electricity is exported compared to the Reference scenario, i.e. 1G ethanol production in an autonomous distillery.