Sentence examples for favourable export from inspiring English sources

The less-developed countries that produce minerals and metals seemingly have the most favourable export prospects because demand for such finite commodities is expanding among the developed countries, many of which are concerned over the depletion of their domestic resources.

However, the effect of the recent price decline on Norway's annual exports will be significantly offset by the extremely favourable export conditions observed earlier in 2017, when the multi-year depreciating trend of the Norwegian krone versus the euro accentuated the revenue boost represented by low harvests and strong demand growth worldwide.

It sees NAFTA-related uncertainties as an opportunity to penetrate the Mexican market, especially if Brazilian and Argentinian products are granted favourable US-style export arrangements.

So now Russia is trying to blackmail the European Union, which is desperate for the treaty to come into force, into promising investment guarantees, favourable prices for exports of Russian natural gas or other economic goodies (including help with getting Russia accepted as a member of the World Trade Organisation).

The trends in the peso/US$ exchange rate indicate that, after 1997, the devaluation of the peso in real terms relative to the US dollar was favourable to Philippine exports.

The Vote Leave campaign said that scenarios in which the UK failed to negotiate free trade agreements with key partners were unlikely, and that such agreements would allow for more favourable treatment of farm exports.

World market conditions were favourable for a revival of export promotion; indeed, international trade had begun a rapid expansion at the very time that inward-directed growth was gaining converts in Latin America.

It was believed that trade balances must be "favourable," meaning an excess of exports over imports.

This season's robust import demand provided favourable market opportunities for several exporting countries.

One possible model involves constitutive, low-level translocation of phosphorylated Maf1 to the nucleus during favourable growth conditions, countered by constitutive export by Msn5.

Guinea still depends heavily upon mineral exports to maintain a favourable trade balance.