Sentence examples for might help exports from inspiring English sources
A lower pound might help exports.
Devaluation might help exports but would also make it harder for households to pay back their foreign loans.
Some think a weak dollar might help exporters, though weak-currency countries have routinely experienced more damage elsewhere in their economies than exports can make up.
Whether monkeys from urban settings like Delhi might suffice is not clear, but for India, which is – struggling under a mounting trade deficit – any increase in exports might help.
Mr. Sothirak, who was Cambodia's minister of industry, mines and energy from 1993 to 1998, said the removal of tariffs might help increase Cambodia's agricultural exports to China.
Above all, with a five-year-old commodities boom transferring wealth to some of the countries of the bottom billion, where are the international guidelines on taxation and investment that might help these countries convert earnings from exports of depleting minerals into productive assets like roads and schools?
Purchases of foreign assets might weaken the euro, helping exports.
The empirical simulation analysis revealed that economic integration, as well as policies aimed at improving the diversification of the export structure of economics, might help to reduce the negative consequences connected with greenhouse gas abatement.
