Sentence examples for exports resulting from inspiring English sources

The value of imports far surpasses that of exports, resulting in large trade deficits.

This erodes the competitive boost to exports resulting from the original depreciation.

"The big question is whether any negative impact from uncertainty can be partly offset by a boost to exports resulting from the fall in the pound".

Markit's chief economist, Chris Williamson, attributed the moderation in activity to a softening in exports resulting from the deteriorating situation in Europe and the slowdown in China.

China's rate increase is the latest indication that it is struggling against stubborn inflation, soaring housing prices and an overly buoyant economy that is pumping out exports, resulting in the accumulation of huge amounts of foreign exchange reserves.

Several Dutch attempts to control tin exports resulted in a 1765 treaty with the sultan of Perak, but the most serious threat to the state was actually from its Bugis neighbours to the south.

For example, land grabs in Sierra Leone from 2007-2012, were used to grow food crops for export, resulting in local people finding it harder to get enough food and work.

In South Patagonia, Argentina, sweet cherry is the main fruit-tree crop grown for export, resulting in a highly seasonal labour demand.

This is an indirect impact on the export resulting from increased import of intermediate goods following the tariff reduction by the TPP-ASEAN countries.

The findings have indicated that only protein export resulting from the gene expression in pHsh-ex, and heat-shock of cells carrying that vector could uniquely increase soluble protein expression in E. coli cells (Table 3).

Mutations in ATP7B impair copper export, resulting in accumulation of the same mainly in the liver and brain and also in cornea.