Sentence examples for exports than from inspiring English sources

Asian economies are more dependent on exports than ever.

The Czech Republic buys more German exports than Russia.

Most experts agree that the Colombian agreement would result in more U.S. exports than imports.

Architects now earn over 50% more from exports than they did in 2009.

If anything, Mr. Kan's successor and fellow Democrat, Mr. Noda, is more actively promoting nuclear exports than Mr. Kan did.

Japan's leaders still seem more interested in boosting exports than in reviving faith in the home economy.

America absorbs more British exports than any other single country and its economy still looks relatively robust.

Almost alarmingly, Ireland is a bigger destination for British exports than China, India, Brazil and Russia combined.

The industry may not seem typical of the China story, because it has more to do with American exports than Chinese imports.

As you might guess, export credits are meant more to promote exports than development, by providing foreign buyers of American aircraft or Japanese power plants with ready finance.

The problem is that its export exuberance masks an internal anemia, which means that Germany has become even more dependent on exports than before.