Sentence examples for exports so far from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crasta said that his company, CM Envirosystems, which makes testing chambers built mostly from domestic parts, has seen a threefold increase in exports so far this year.

The improved outlook follows signs that Japan's two-year-old economic recovery is gaining momentum and widening beyond exports, so far the main factor powering growth.

While the rebound has been driven mostly by rising exports so far, signs of growing consumption, which accounts for more than half of the economy, are providing hope the recovery will continue into a third year.

And even then the conditions on export were so strict, with beef exports so far limited to the products of a single abbatoir, that only token amounts of British beef have crossed the English Channel.But even if it had little immediate effect on exports, the commission's decision ought to have been presentable as a diplomatic triumph for the government.

People tend to focus on imports from China, but according to the U.S. Census Bureau, China has been the third largest consumer of U.S. exports so far in 2012 (behind only Canada and Mexico).

But in the meantime, to the relief of the potato farmers of Idaho and Washington, there is one export so far holding its share of the Asian market: the American "French fry".

Central and South America, which produce four-fifths of exports, have so far escaped.

China's exports have so far held up surprisingly well, growing by 19% in the 12 months to October.

Japanese exports have so far held steady despite the slowdown in the American economy from late last year, with strong demand in Asia and other emerging economies.

The broader trade in goods and services deficit widened to £7.5bn in the first three months of the year, from £6bn in the fourth quarter, highlighting that the government's ambitions to rebalance the economy away from consumer spending at home and towards more exports have so far failed.

The administration has only approved one export terminal so far, by Cheniere Energy in Louisiana, saying it was waiting for the results of the economic study before making decisions on the rest of the projects.