Sentence examples for further exports from inspiring English sources

American and European auto parts makers are already facing heavy competition from China, however, so further exports from India might fan trade tensions.

China has export quotas for rare earths, but even factories with ample quotas for further exports had been dissuaded from making shipments, they said.

Some plans outlined in his speech appeal to Democrats as much as to Republicans: an initiative to attract educated immigrants, for example, and a bridge from Detroit to Ontario that he says will encourage further exports to Canada.

China has export quotas for rare earths, but even factories with ample quotas for further exports had been dissuaded from making shipments, according to industry executives, analysts and two Japanese traders.

They garnered enough sodium thiopental for around 80 executions, but in November, following a court case brought by a pressure group, the British authorities banned any further exports; campaigners are now trying to have the previous shipments recalled, citing concerns about poor storage in transit.

Real estate values fell further, exports contracted and bankruptcies are on the rise.

Mechanized quarrying of marble provides a further export, and a small tourist industry has developed.

Further export restrictions have been imposed, notably for graphite, metals, software for industrial processes, as well as measures relating to the shipbuilding industry".

Between 2001 and 2003 production from the Azerbaijan company's fields will require a further export route, supposedly to be decided on by next October.

The breadth of BAE's business and programmes does make it robust, even were there no further export for Typhoon, but we believe there is arguably still some uncertainty about the rate of growth BAE can sustain over the next three years.

It could be a timely reminder to George Osborne, tipped to announced further export-boosting measures in next week's budget, that Britain can compete with China in a global trade where cost often determines manufacturing location.