Sentence examples for exports needs from inspiring English sources

For one, exports needs to be bolstered.

Exports need to rise, as does private investment.

The exports need not be of your chief product.

If imports rise by, say 10%, then exports need to grow by 15% just to prevent the deficit from widening.

The country's premier, Wen Jiabao, has issued repeated warnings about the economy, saying growth is under pressure and exports need support.

Under today's rules less than 2% of exports need a licence and only around $10m-worth 10m-worthed one in 2004.

The problem is that America's imports exceed its exports by so much that exports need to grow almost twice as fast as imports just to keep the trade deficit in goods constant.

Developing nations conceded the need for economic revival in the United States, Europe and Japan – not least because exports need buyers – while developed nations conceded it was reasonable to mitigate the resulting disruptions.

Achieving the big rise in net exports needed to pay off external obligations there requires one or both of two things: a productivity surge around the periphery, which isn't the sort of thing that materialises quickly, or a big shift in relative nominal wages.

Importantly, higher electricity exports need to be considered in line with the system capacity given the current electricity spinning reserves of Uganda are less than 15%% of Uganda current installed capacity.

Second, whereas electricity exports bring additional revenues to the electricity transmission system operator, higher exports need to be considered in line with the system capacity given the current electricity spinning reserves of Uganda are less than 15%% of Uganda current installed capacity of about 870 MW.