Sentence examples for find export from inspiring English sources

As such, Dassault faces intense pressure to find export customers for the Rafale.

Nicaragua, the poorest of the five, hopes to find export niches with peanuts, rum, cigars and cheese.

But they will have to find export markets while consumers tighten their belts and pay off debts.

The principal focus of those who remain will be on helping British companies find export markets and drumming up foreign investment in Britain.

Public consumption, in contrast, faces negative impacts due to a rise in the price index, with higher effects in simulation 1A, as a result of reduction of domestic supply when producers find exports more profitable.

Keep the speed above 3.0Ghz if you want to do video editing, or you will find exporting to be far too long.

It found export orders in the sector fell for the first time in three years.

For example, the price of British butter has soared 80%, partly because processors have found exporting easier.

Greenaway et al. (1999) estimated growth for all exports and then for different categories of exports; they found exports of fuels, metals and textiles had more effect on growth than food or other primary products.

But it's slightly more clear what oil exports will do: one analysis found exports will allow for 3.3 million more barrels a day of oil to be produced in the US between 2015 and 2035.

He says British business needs to find new export markets.