Sentence examples for get exported from inspiring English sources

Mexico is something of an exception: fins get exported, but fillets sell for domestic consumption.

"It's true that a lot of the really good Mexican products get exported," the chef Enrique Olvera told me.

Unfortunately, waste does get exported from this country but we are taking proactive steps to get ahead of the game".

I go to a Bollywood panel and hear the frustrations of Pooja Batra, a former Miss India, with the depictions of India that get exported to America.

A humanist sharia system may even get exported back to the lands where medieval sharia is practiced, not least in friendly states of the west such as Saudi Arabia.

If done right, recyclers should reuse the parts they can and manage waste responsibly, which means making sure parts don't go to countries with poor ecological track records, like China, and that items that do get exported (like circuit boards and leaded glass) go to green-friendly sites in developed nations.

Find out what you need to do to get exporting off the ground and also to ensure all your business terms are right".

"Not if you look at the British film industry, and especially at what gets exported abroad.

These plastics are usually combined into a single bale, which ends up in a landfill or gets exported, Kaplan said.

How it gets exported to Europe and comes back, and how I experienced house music in LA in my early teens".

And he sees his collection posing an important question: If the Arab Spring represents - at least in part - an import of western democracy to the Middle East, what gets exported back to the West?