Sentence examples for opportunity to export from inspiring English sources

Toyota, in particular, is widely perceived as forgoing the opportunity to export more in the interests of two-way relations.

After a boom in domestic natural gas production several years ago, he saw an opportunity to export natural gas from the United States to foreign markets, where supply is shorter and prices are higher.

Carmakers say India's huge population, low penetration of car ownership and rising incomes mean sales can only go up in the long run, while the opportunity to export to Africa and the Middle East makes for a compelling investment case.

"This will give European companies an opportunity to export their capabilities and apply them in other markets, further improving the quality of installations and deployment rates in those markets".

· The Department for Education and Skills and the Prime Minister's Office are anxious to exploit every opportunity to export British learning and skills expertise across the globe, says an intriguing item in the Association of Learning Providers' newsletter.

Is Loral just lucky, or did its contributions -- including $632,000 from Mr. Schwartz personally to the D.N.C. -- buy it the opportunity to export missile technology that was important to national security?

Diversity climate of Algeria gives opportunities to export a wide range of fruit and vegetables.

For now, we have to look at trade as a two-way street: increasing our opportunities to export entails giving other countries greater access to the American market.

He can persuade America's farmers to accept a cut in subsidies (which were increased generously last year) only if they see a big increase in opportunities to export.

Indeed, Cohl told me that he is looking into opportunities to export "Spider-Man" around the world, with progress furthest along in Germany.

He then explained that this "game" was not set in "Cold War terms", but was, instead, about "business contracts, business opportunities, jobs for Americans, and opportunities to export"; "foreign policy is economic policy", he declared.