Sentence examples for had to export from inspiring English sources
"We are a state that, over many years, has had to export our allegiances to athletics," Mr. Dodd said.
"If we had to export trees to different parts of the country, certainly we would be feeling it".
Yet the government has had to import a growing proportion of Egypt's diesel at world prices, in part because the state oil monopoly has had to export more crude oil to pay off pressing debts.
Until now, exporting data to these services for further analysis meant developers had to export them all one-by-one.
He added that the UK had to export more to the rest of the world to help compensate.
If you wanted to put them on a big, beautiful 4K TV in your studio, it usually meant one more step, and one more multi-gig copy of your shots that you had to export, import, and otherwise babysit.
We're still struggling with pigeon, so Robert has to export all his pigeons.
"Libya will have to export its gas, and the only way to export its gas is Greenstream," he said.
Many foreign companies have set up shop inside the country, profiting from its market without having to export to it.
"They have to export in order to earn foreign currency to buy medicines and buy this and that".
