Sentence examples for lost export from inspiring English sources

For Hydro Québec, cutting power means lost export revenue.

As an interim measure, we have also proposed that least-developed countries be granted financial compensation for lost export revenues that are due to those subsidies.

A full stoppage of the industry would cost some $45m a day in lost export revenue alone.The oil unions have never achieved a complete stoppage, because management-level employees operate a contingency plan.

And third, the package, impressive though its scale and speed may be, only buys time for troubled governments to cut their budget deficits and put in place structural reforms needed to improve their lost export competitiveness.

The chairman of Iran's chamber of exports, Asadollah Asgaroladi, was quoted by the Fars News Agency as calling the export moratorium a mistake that would do little to ease the price and probably cost Iran more than $500 million in lost export revenue.

The government has not said how much all this has cost Colombia in lost export revenue; an oil industry source puts the figure at $130m so far this year.Preventing the attacks on the 650-kilometre (400-mile) pipeline is almost impossible.

Portugal has lost export-market share to emerging economies (including those of eastern Europe) that churn out similar low-value products.

Japan's restrictions cost American producers about $1 billion in lost exports a year, according to the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.

In 1998 divers harvesting sea cucumbers found the stacks of lost exports and rotted timbers overgrown with coral.

And the local meatpacking industry is searching for a way to sue the Canadian government for damages over lost exports.

On another front, the United States Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers and other business groups said Tuesday that Mexican tariffs had cost billions of dollars in lost exports and jobs.