Sentence examples for mixture of exports from inspiring English sources

The argument runs something like this: it is of course better to have a recovery than not have one, but in an ideal world growth would be sustained by a mixture of exports and higher incomes at home.

It is comprised of a mixture of mRNA export factors Aly/REF, TAP, Upf3b, UAP56 [ 67], and nonsense mediated mRNA surveillance (NMD) components Y14 and Magoh.

They now suggest a mixture of the approaches.On export subsidies, America lowered its ambition, giving up the goal of eliminating export subsidies altogether.

The sector accounts for 3% of exports.

Exported services amount to a third of exports.

"Net exports" refers to the excess of exports over imports.

Death of women reduces the quantities of exports and, hence, earnings from exports.

Insert the excess of exports over imports.

In March 2009, the international immigration analyst Arno Tanner warned that in Africa "the mixture of rising food prices, increasing difficulty to secure international loans, deteriorating export avenues, and shrinking labour markets will cause brain drain, societal unrest, and conflict".

Now that software is delivered over the Internet and almost everyone has a phone, Singapore still needs to export its business, but the regional market, with an extraordinary mixture of rich and poor, has a lot more potential.

Exports have grown slowly compared with those from other big economies (see chart): a baffling mixture of scrap metal and pearls has constituted almost two-thirds of Britain's sales to India recently, the select committee found.