Sentence examples for high-value exports from inspiring English sources
An enormous amount of high-value exports go through Heathrow, which carries more cargo than all other UK airports put together.
A majority had accepted Heathrow's argument that only a hub airport could deliver the long-haul connections to emerging growth markets that would underpin high-value exports and inward investment.
Whereas the export-led growth of South Korea and Taiwan comes mainly from indigenous firms making globally competitive goods with their own technology, much of South-East Asia's high-value exports are made by foreign companies.
It is true that total trade generally improves after the enactment of a trade agreement, but not always as a result of additional high-value exports from Mexican firms.
On the contrary, IPR rules would likely confine Mexico's "opportunities" to the usual low-value exports, with high-value exports generally being handled by foreign firms and their networks.
Despite this slowdown, FDI will likely remain robust in the years ahead, particularly those funds targeting China's domestic market and the production of high-value exports, as opposed to those low-value products where manufacture is likely to be relocated to other regions.
"Unfortunately, our biggest high-value export has been people," said Dr. Groenewold, whose research center has been among the leaders in keeping its staff in the area.
Dimico, its head author, argues that his work provides further evidence for the link between high-value export crops and organized crime — a link that continues to vex many places, including Italy.
In southern Ethiopia, the renting of grazing lands by traders for market animals after purchases can be directly traced to the past five years and the increase in high-value export trade in the region (Tiki and Little 2013).
It is linked to climate change, low availability of farm labor for women who mostly grow traditional foods, and changes in production systems towards monocropping of high-value export crops (cotton, pineapple, cashew nuts, soya beans).
For a variety of reasons, many high-value export industries have failed after initial success.
