Sentence examples for gains in export from inspiring English sources

Southeast Asian nations that devalued their currencies may have expected to reap quick gains in export growth, but economists say that many exporters in those countries have been unable to obtain financing to pay for raw materials, let alone bigger orders.

Absent a great deal of luck, these job losses will not be offset by job gains in export industries.

Even the gains in export sales for American companies, which will find it easier to sell their products abroad, are likely to be modest.

They take from Brazil's experience the reassuring lesson that globalization can be steered -- by sensitive technocrats in democracies -- to produce measurable gains in export revenue and electoral stability.

South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore have recorded strong gains in exports to China in recent months.

The gains in exports were broad-based, led by computers, automobiles and semiconductors.

He said there had not been a clear rebound in external demand despite two consecutive months of year-on-year gains in exports, including a 21 percent increase in January.

Economies of agglomeration and the associated competitive gains in export-oriented firms lead to the home market effect [83], in which major urban centers have the tendency to host a majority of export activities, to the detriment of outlying areas.

The Western Hemisphere also showed large gains in exports.

Every day Congress fails to pass these agreements means American businesses will suffer as our competitor nations finalize trade deals and realize high double-digit gains in exports.

U.S. job erosion worsened as a new flood of NAFTA imports swamped gains in exports, creating a massive new trade deficit that equated to an estimated net loss of one million U.S. jobs by 2004.