Sentence examples for long exported from inspiring English sources

The two countries already have a relationship that has concentrated on missile technology, which North Korea has long exported.

But to the dismay of advocates of a nuclear renaissance, the cost and complexity of embarking on several big projects at once is weighing on the firm, despite its size and government backing.EDF has long exported its nuclear-energy expertise, but earned only advisory fees for its efforts.

While Barbados has long exported health services to residents of surrounding countries through various cross-border care arrangements, the country is now looking to establish itself as a future destination for international medical tourists.

Precursor miRNAs (~70 nucleotides long) are exported into the cytoplasm where they are further processed into mature miRNAs and incorporated into the RNA-induced silencing complex (RISC) as a single strand [ 14].

Intentionally or not, Russia has long been exporting musical talent around the globe, but since the collapse of the Soviet Union, it has stepped up its importing as well.

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Surprisingly, it won't take as long to export, as if you clicked Export movie using QuickTime in the Share menu.

But the collapse of commodity prices halted a decade-long export boom – and social tensions, mass street demonstrations (triggered by bus fare rises in 2013) and popular discontent, including among the new middle classes, emerged.

There's a Kentucky Fried Chicken here, probably not much more than an occasional treat on a migrant worker's salary but a sign nonetheless that China's decade-long export fuelled boom has been driving up incomes.

In Cambodia's case, because the statue was exported "long before the passage of a 1993 Cambodian law that nationalized cultural heritage," Ms. Levine said, there were no restrictions on its sale or auction.

Michael Moore's documentary film "Roger & Me," about the calamitous shutdown of General Motors plants in Flint, came out in 1989 — more than four years before the North American Free Trade Agreement took effect and long before China exported much of anything.