Sentence examples for extra exports from inspiring English sources

UK companies have achieved over £4bn in extra exports to Poland and its neighbours -with much more to come as markets there take off - as a result of EU investment there.

This difference is easily explained by the extra exports of backup power caused by the synchronized scheme (see again Fig. 4), which cause more power flows and result in higher required transmission capacities (see again Figs. 1 b d).

They want extra export opportunities in compensation.

John Cridland, director-general, said: "The CBI has been crying out for real action on infrastructure, investment and exports; £5bn on near-term infrastructure like the Tube to Battersea, half a billion a year tax relief for small firms and £1.5bn extra export support should boost investment and create jobs.

Figure 12 Percent export of DSi (extra export relative to total imported DSi during inflow) from the Tielrode (freshwater, Belgium) and Carmel Polder (saltwater, France) wetlands in relation to the inundating DSi concentration (linear regressions for Tielrode: F 1,4 = 144, r 2 =0.97, p < 0.001; and Carmel Polder F 1,4 = 5.61, r 2 = 0.58, p = 0.08).

France's share of extra-EU exports has dropped and the trade deficit has reached €70 billion.

The 2005 report did not suggest $18bn extra in export revenue – it suggested the extra growth from a China-Australia free trade agreement could "boost Australia's and China's real GDP in the order of US$18bn".

This shows both in manufacturing unit-labour costs, which have risen by 28% in France since 2000, but only 8% in Germany, and in France's declining share of extra-EU exports.

During (2006 2011) Egypt's extra COMESA export trading partners were EU, India, and Saudi Arabia respectively.

The other is that those with factories in China can't keep up with the exploding domestic market up 49% in 2002, to 1.2 million cars and likely won't have any extra for export.

For some the extra profit on exports is offset by the higher cost of machinery imports from Germany which helps to explain why the economy is growing much more sluggishly than those of the euro zone's core.