Sentence examples for globally export from inspiring English sources

When U.S. consumer-spending weakness is felt globally, export earnings and economic activity abroad will nosedive and murder foreign stocks.

Globally, export of organic carbon from salt marshes ranges from 27 to 1,052 g C m−2 yeAlongiAlongi 1998).

JUST a year ago South Korea's car makers were the nation's pride: globally expanding export machines that hoped some day to challenge the Japanese as Asia's automotive leaders.

Unlike these items, the NR-160 was not a widely distributed or globally produced export product that could have come from myriad sources.

Today, Mayors Greg Fischer and Jim Gray have established an extraordinary partnership to develop a "build it locally, sell it globally" regional export strategy.

"What I have been saying is that to compete globally and to export now it is a technology race.

"We hope the build out of our SMR will happen here in the UK … but then use this as a base to export globally".

After the vote, the Israeli ambassador, Dan Gillerman, assailed what he termed Mr. Arafat's "corrupt leadership" and said, "The only product he has managed to produce and export globally is terrorism".

Progressive protectionism would not involve a return to the situation of the 30s, where the goal was often for each protected industry or country to increase its economic strength by limiting imports, and then try to compete and export globally at the expense of others.

While the southern leg is planned to relieve a bottleneck of oil from the Plains states awaiting shipment to gulf refineries and vessels, opponents say the pipeline would ultimately be used to transport tar sands oil, much of it for export globally, if TransCanada is permitted to build the northern half.

The rise of India's globally competitive software export industry, which compounds at 50% or more each year, owes little to government.