Sentence examples for flourishing export from inspiring English sources

Agriculture was a flourishing export earner at independence in 1960, but Nigeria is now the second-largest market in the world for rice.Taking on the big menEven more than plain mismanagement, it is the corrupt politicians, the "big men", who have squandered the oil wealth.

France was the world's fifth largest exporter last year but has run up a huge trade deficit in the last few years in contrast to neighboring Germany, where flourishing industrial exports have led to a surplus.

Yet India's beef industry has flourished, with exports growing tenfold in the past decade.

It is presented as a developing country, albeit the biggest one, that has opened its doors to the West, allowed a Western-style market economy to flourish and exported goods to wealthy consumers abroad.

In the 1950's, his father owned a flourishing pineapple export company.

Cities on overland trade routes grew rich by levying duties, and towns like Liverpool flourished on the export of salt extracted from the salt mines of Cheshire.

At independence the export economy was flourishing without adversely affecting subsistence agriculture, and the economy continued to improve, largely because of the high demand and high prices for coffee.

But hidden protectionism is flourishing, often under the guise of export promotion or industrial policy.

Mainly thanks to its role in the German supply chain, Poland has seen its exports flourish.

After opening up its economy in the 1980s, Costa Rica saw foreign direct investment and exports flourish.

By the 16th century Manchester was a flourishing market borough important in the wool trade, exporting cloth to Europe via London.