Sentence examples similar to hard export from inspiring English sources

As business with Russia has contracted, Kharkiv has been hit especially hard: exports fell by two-fifths last year.

For the average German household to improve its standard of living, Germany cannot go on like China, just working hard, exporting and saving.

"The West Midlands is successful in the hardest export markets, the ones that demand reliability, precision and quality – the markets of the US, Germany and Japan.

"It's very hard to export unworked gold," she explained.

Whatever its merits, its very informality makes Britain's version hard to export.

It is pretty hard to export goods if you impose a 30% tax on them.

For one thing, it made Petraeus's success in Iraq very Iraqi; that is, hard to export.

"These are American jobs that are hard to export," says Crugar Tuttle, general manager of the TPI plant.

Investigators also asked whether Google was effectively locking in customers by making it hard to export or transfer text and images to competing services.

"They find it hard to export their product to developed markets because they don't meet strict standards in developed countries," she said.

In landlocked Malawi, it costs almost as much to ship maize to and from world markets as it does to grow it locally, so Malawian farmers have found it hard to export their surplus even with prices high.