Sentence examples for generated export from inspiring English sources

Attraction and generation models are specified within the commodity level; they allow us to estimate the freight attracted (import) and generated (export) by each traffic zone from (import) and to (export) foreign countries.

At its peak this industry generated exports worth about 0.4% of GDP, although experts doubt that mothballed mines can be ramped up fast.

The result is that Britain's defence and security industry, which employs some 400,000 people and last year generated exports worth £11.5bn, is having to cast its net increasingly wide in an increasingly competitive market to make its sales of equipment ranging from BAE Systems Hawkk jets to a Bristol company making eco-friendly waste disposal units for use in the battlefield.

The report also calculates that renewables generated exports of just under £1.6bn in 2010/11, with wind technologies the biggest contributor.

Metalworking continued to grow, and in particular pewter working, which generated exports second only to cloth.

China became the third largest recipient of FDI in the world, which fueled the growth of thousands of new manufacturing plants that generated exports to the United States and other markets.

And while oil generates export revenues and taxes for the government, it creates few jobs.

Salmon, crabmeat, caviar, beluga, sterlet, and herring were among the important seafoods generating export income.

The other hope was that a merged Britvic/Barr might be a mini-national champion, a company more capable of generating export revenues.

"Businessmen seeking to generate export opportunities and flows of foreign investment will find they have friends in the Foreign Ministry," he said.

Thus, Gazprom and the federal government must balance two objectives: –the desire to generate export revenue and gain geopolitical leverage in northeast Asia; and.