Sentence examples for having exported from inspiring English sources

Having exported its people across the globe and stood in the historical crosswinds of slavery, colonialism and imperialism, its small size belies its inherently cosmopolitan nature.

Between 2001 and 2010 Germany had the lowest average share of net investment in the OECD, a direct result of having exported 62% of its aggregate savings.

Yet housing prices continue to fall, the economy is weaker than expected, and we are flirting with another financial crisis, as Europe gets its revenge on us for having exported our calamity to their continent in 2008.

Having exported its way to growth for 30 years, China cannot keep growing at steep rates unless it develops domestic markets by turning its hard-working, money-saving citizens into capitalists.

Having exported its expertise, in the 80's and early 90's, to destinations from Singapore to Dubai, it is now facing stiff competition from Europe and Asia, where the building traditions favor singularity, craftsmanship and durability over speed and cost.

They cite further evidence of double standards: having exported its dirtiest industries to China, the West wants the country to curb its carbon emissions, potentially impeding its growth and depriving newly well-off Chinese of their right to a motor car.

American hauliers have exported trash to China.

"We've exported Piers Morgan to America," he chortled.

"We have exported so many great things around the world.

"We've exported to Portugal, Holland, Jersey, and Guernsey.

We've exported a lot less democracy than we claim.