Sentence examples for exports reported from inspiring English sources

Combined, they accounted for 43 percent of the exports reported by 40 large countries.

The accompanying charts show the dollar volume of monthly exports reported by 16 major countries since world trade peaked in July 2008.

The company, whose operations include processing crops, making ethanol and shipping food exports, reported that its net income was $732 million, or $1.14 a share, compared with $567 million, or 88 cents a share, a year earlier.

Japan, a country built in large part on exports, reported this week that its exports in January were worth $47.2 billion, the lowest monthly total in more than four years and down 34percentt from the same month a year ago.

[C4.] The Struggles of the Asian Economy Singapore and Taiwan, their economies heavily reliant on exports, reported economic contractions that were among the worst in decades, while policy makers in Japan, mired in its fourth recession in 10 years, are at an impasse about how to revive the economy there.

HONG KONG — Surprisingly strong exports reported by China on Friday bolstered the view that the global economy is improving, just as Chinese leaders were set to hold an important policy meeting to flesh out their economic agenda for the coming years.

I used data on domestic landings, imports, exports, and re-exports reported by the NMFS (2001 , 2002 2003) to estimate the supply of fishery products from each region.

Germany, the third-leading exporter, reported its exports were off 21percentto to $96.1 billion.

"Consequently, owing to current procedures in the area of arms export reporting or data protection legislation, not all countries have been able to submit the same information," it adds.

The slump in exports in recent months, meanwhile, is partly attributable to a government crackdown on false export reporting by companies that had been seeking to bypass currency controls and move money into the country as a way to place a bet on further appreciation of the renminbi, analysts said.

The export slump reflected weak overseas demand, but analysts said it was also partly attributable to a recent government crackdown on false export reporting by companies that had been seeking to bypass currency controls and move money into the country as a way to place a bet on further appreciation of the currency, the renminbi.