Sentence examples for output abroad from inspiring English sources

But midsized and smaller firms often manufacture mostly in America, even as they sell some of their output abroad.

The grain surpluses collected by the Agriculture Department were matched by higher output abroad, forcing Congress to spend ever-spiraling sums to maintain the desired domestic grain price.

Correction: A previous version of this article misstated the export share of Tupras's revenues: it sells about one-quarter of its output abroad, not two-thirds.

The ninth-largest United States oil company, the Amerada Hess Corporation, agreed to spend $555 million in an Algerian venture as part of a plan to increase output abroad.

"It's part of a global trend that treats TV series more like mini-movies," says Mathieu Béjot, executive director of TV France International, which helps promote the nation's audiovisual output abroad.

Second, to help Chinese refineries cope with the new harsh market conditions, China has started allowing many independent Chinese refineries to ship their output abroad.

Nissan raised overseas output 23percentt; Mazda said production abroad increased 20percentt.

About 60percentt of Mattson's output goes abroad, mainly to Germany, and the rest goes to processors in Sweden, like Abba, whose products are widely sold in the United States, or to markets or restaurants.

Some 40% of Zamil Industrial's output goes abroad, with 30% of that to Asia.

Some 40% of his companies' output goes abroad, with 30% of that to Asia.

About 80% of its output was sold abroad.