Sentence examples for exports raised from inspiring English sources
While that implied trade would make another small contribution to gross domestic product in the fourth quarter, economists said the size of the decline in exports raised the bar high for that.
This tends to decrease our imports and increase our exports, raising domestic production and employment.
The bank's move is seen by some as an attempt to weaken the yen and boost Japanese exports, raising expectations of another "currency war".
Chinese trade data showed a second monthly drop in exports, raising new concerns about a slowdown in the country's economy.
That the Fed's move is also likely to bring down the dollar — lowering the cost of American exports, raising the cost of imports into this country and thus reducing some of the world's trade imbalances — is an added benefit.
They will see a drop in the dollar against the yuan as reducing U.S. export prices in China and increasing Chinese import prices here, which, over time, would reduce imports and increase exports, raising gross domestic product.
This large-scale approach – particularly when combined with Ethiopia's focus on electricity for export – raises crucial questions about the future of electricity access.
He assumes that the very act of exporting raises the productivity of firms, because selling on world markets forces companies to raise their game while exposing them to new ideas and techniques.
Soaring grain exports have raised farmers' incomes to record levels, and regulators fret about incipient bubbles in agricultural land.
Manufacturers are already feeling the effects of the weaker pound, which has boosted exports but raised material costs.
The relative costs of many goods are still adjusting after the country's 2002 currency devaluation, for example, and higher international demand for Argentina's commodity exports have raised local prices.But other drivers of inflation, notably the 22% hike in federal government spending in the run-up to last October's legislative elections, are the result of the president's populist tendencies.
