Sentence examples for foreign export markets from inspiring English sources

The paving project was to improve transportation between Brazil's soybean belt and foreign export markets, but conservationists expressed concern that it would open the rainforest to squatters, ranchers, loggers, and soybean farmers and hence lead to further forest destruction and the loss of wildlife and biodiversity.

Manufacturing and shipping once brought jobs and wealth to Kaohsiung, especially as Taiwan transitioned from agriculture to industry and domestic to foreign export markets.

Like the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in March with much more sudden force, Thailand's floods have already brought steep costs, not only to the country's own economy but also to foreign investors and export markets, principally Japan, which have placed heavy bets on economic ties with Thailand.

Yet foreign investment and open export markets have been crucial to China's success, and it still seeks, even depends on, the support and respect of the United States and Europe.

While the PT was originally designed for both domestic and export markets, foreign distribution is being held back by a lack of production capacity in Mexico, where all PT's are built, coupled with strong demand in North America.

The government's efforts to attract foreign investment, to develop export markets, and to pursue broad economic reforms has been key to Lithuania's quick recovery from a deep recession, making Lithuania one of the fastest growing economies in the EU.

It specifically examines the relative importance of foreign market information used by international managers when choosing export markets.

Entrenched vested interests hamper foreign investments and its landlocked geography limits access to export markets.

Since large domestic firms predominantly serve export markets, projects subcontracted to the small firms are from foreign clients; hence, it appears that small firms access global markets indirectly.

For instance, it does not apply to foreign firms manufacturing for the export market.

In addition, firms with foreign capital injection may be in a better position to finance the sunk cost involved in entering the export market and also foreign-owned firms may have links with foreign markets and therefore would be motivated to export.