Sentence examples for if exporting from inspiring English sources

Specifically several broccoli growers form the Imperial Valley and Central Valley of California have called me asking if exporting through the Port of Ensenada Mexicoo) is viable," said one agriculture exporter quoted in an ATC impact report obtained by VICE News.

The United States could seek approval to tax imported goods in proportion to their carbon dioxide emissions if exporting countries failed to enact carbon taxes at home.

Those steps could help the city replace the transfer stations in the future if exporting containerized trash through them proves to be too expensive, something the city now fears might happen soon because landfill prices are rising.

If exporting country i currently has a low technological level, the amount of metal t ij (k ) moved in commodity k has a low material-use efficiency.

In addition to help from BIS or UKTI most SMEs will have a trade association they can go to for advice in their industry niche which has doubtless helped many companies in a similar position decide if exporting is for them.

If exporting is not attractive, they quickly turn to exploiting their connections selling to the government, fostering the perception that they have been unfairly helped.

If exporting requires higher quality production to be competitive internationally, the lower average female experience levels in 2006 (Table 2) might thus make them less desirable to employers when there are scores of men available for employment as suggested by the high unemployment rate, especially for youth.

Significantly, the researchers do not know whether the coal, if exported, would land in South Korea, and they also don't know whether it would displace nuclear, natural gas or coal.

This would also apply to chemicals in electronic scrap as they pose health risks to workers at recycling sites with poor working conditions e.g. in Africa and Asia – regardless if exported illegally.

If exported, these metabolites will likely require a different transport mechanism.

Taken together, these data show that there may actually be miRNAs encoded in T. gondii, which, if exported into the host, could regulate target gene expression.