Sentence examples for increase in the export of from inspiring English sources

The ONS said these decreases were partially offset by an increase in the export of aircraft, which rose by 31%too £3.6bn.

From the middle of the first decade of 21st century, the economy began to experience escalating growth as the result of the rapid increase in the export of soybeans and meat products.

This increase in the export of capital from Japan into foreign markets will create additional and continuous downward pressure on the yen, thus further supporting the renewed trend.

Nevertheless, since 2010, Ghana has seen a reduction in GDP growth from 14.0%% in 2010 to 4.0%% in 2014; an increase in inflation from 13.9 to 16.7 % during the same period and general increase in the export of goods and services as a percentage of GDP from 36.9 to 49.9%% (World Bank 2016).

An analysis released in August by the clean-energy advocacy group Oil Change International made this same case -- pointing to a steady increase in the export of refined products out of the Gulf, and plans by customers for Keystone XL's crude to continue the trend.

Thus, upregulation of FOXN1 in aged thymi resulted in an increase in the export of RTEs to the periphery with consequent increase in the numbers and proportions of naive T cells in the peripheral immune system.

In the last few years there has been an increase in the exports of jaggery and higher volumes of production are required driving this activity from a rural process with small production to an industry seeking greater productivity.

According to these results, a one per cent increase in the export price of Egyptian oranges would reduce its market share in the Russian market by about 0.28%%.

While the country's elephant population has been on an upward curve, a sharp increase in the legal export of lion bones – again for traditional medicine in the far east – has raised fears of illegal poaching of lions.

At this stage, the country experienced large increases in the export goods of the manufacturing sector compared with that of the agricultural sector, and rising GDP.

Recent proteomic analyses of Arabidopsis nucleolus extracts have identified putative orthologs to exon-junction complex (EJC) proteins previously shown to increase the export of spliced mRNAs in animals [35], [36].