Sentence examples for have exportable from inspiring English sources

If a CGI-animated movie about a talking koala whose best friends include a kangaroo, a platypus and a mouse doesn't have "exportable" written all over it, a bumper voiceover cast will give it a push along -- including True Blood's Ryan Kwanten (as Blinky), Toni Collette, David Wenham, Barry Humphries and Rufus Sewell.

Unlike many African countries, whose potential wealth contrasted with their actual poverty, Tanzania had few exportable minerals and a primitive agricultural system.

These new industries usually make exportable goods, such as cotton textiles or toys.

Like coffee and sugar, soccer talent had become an exportable commodity.

"It has not proved exportable either to younger people or the rest of the world," said Donn Fileti, who with a partner ran Relic Records, now defunct, which specialized in doo-wop reissues and documenting the music's history.

And the Fnac model has proved eminently exportable.

3. Emerging markets, like China and India, have become major competitors for exportable jobs.

According to Graham Dunkley, the director of the Coffee Industry Board, the Japanese have contracted for 80percentt of all exportable Blue Mountain coffee.

Both have turned to intellectual property as an exportable good when natural resources have fallen short.

"American sports have a very poor track record of being exportable," said Larry DeGaris, an associate professor of sports marketing at the University of Indianapolis and former head of research for a sports marketing firm in Denver.

Nor are all of them victims of financial collapse: the local economies in some outer islands, rich with exportable resources, such as palm oil, have continued to grow throughout the crisis.