Sentence examples for means of exporting from inspiring English sources

As its production rises, its means of exporting oil are reaching capacity.

When South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in 2011, it got most of the oil fields, while Sudan controlled the means of exporting the oil, setting the stage for a war that has often focused on oil-producing areas.

If, on the other hand, third world agriculture is not industrialized, then the effort to enrich developing countries by means of exports from labor-intensive farms will inspire a vast expansion of peasant farm acreage -- at the expense of the environment.

The Tat pathway is a promising alternative means of export, because it preferentially exports correctly folded proteins; however, the reducing cytoplasm of standard strains has been predicted to preclude export by Tat of proteins that contain disulfide bonds in the native state because, in the reduced state, they are sensed as misfolded and rejected.

If the epidemic is initiated in the low-frequency fliers, the mean number of exported cases is similar to results of the homogeneous model.

Later in an epidemic, the mean number of exported cases is similar, regardless of where the epidemic is seeded or the mixing patterns of the high-frequency fliers and low-frequency fliers.

Another chapter describes the means by which the idea of exporting suffrage and democracy to primitive societies needed to be adjusted for Hawaii, with its existing native monarch and vastly outnumbered white population.

I badgered the company about OpenID or some other means of importing and exporting data across social networking services, lest this be just one more silo, and they indicated that they were in discussions and experimentation regarding those concerns.

The President sees trade as a means of increasing exports and creating more than enough jobs to compensate for those that will inevitably be lost to foreign imports.

Meanwhile, some investors have warned that other Asian countries could also try to weaken their currencies as a means of raising exports, setting off a "currency war".

Table 5 Mean share of exports (imports) during 1970 2005.