Sentence examples for out of exporting from inspiring English sources

He has funded piracy, and he has made money out of exporting hard drugs via a small airstrip fifty kilometres outside Mogadishu".

The industry is also raising concerns that the United States may get left out of exporting nuclear technology to a global market as China, India and Russia seek to increase their nuclear power capacity, and countries in sub-Saharan Africa are looking to join the nuclear club.

These results demonstrate that dZIP13 in E. coli is capable of exporting iron out of the cell.

This protein family functions in the process of exporting toxins out of the cell and into the venom [ 14], implying that it plays a fundamental role in toxin secretion process [ 15].

By the fourth quarter of 2009, as Britain itself crawled out of recession, exports were notably on the rise.

They find themselves priced out of export markets or struggling to compete with cheap imports.

Once the boom faded, however, it was clear that these countries were being squeezed out of export markets, particularly North America.

The WTO's members have promised to push for "substantial improvements" in market access for farm products, including the "phasing out" of export subsidies.

If those farmers aren't being kept out of export markets by quotas or tariffs, they are being undercut in domestic markets by heavily subsidised produce from the developed world.

The overall steep falls in profit were an improvement from the fourth quarter of last year, due to a recent boom in bank lending, uptick in manufacturing orders and 'bottoming out' of exports.

magadii contained putative targeting signals for translocation through the twin-arginine transport (Tat) pathway, suggesting that these proteases are most likely exported out of the cell.