Sentence examples for principal exporter from inspiring English sources

And it is uncertain what Mexico, a principal exporter to the United States, will do.

The US has just two under construction on its own territory, despite being the principal exporter of reactors.

Riyadh's principal ally, America, is now at war with Islamic terror, while Saudi Arabia has for years been the principal exporter and bankroller of radical Islam, including some of the most violent strains.

Page A8 SALMON VIRUS EXPLAINED Cermaq, a principal exporter of salmon from Chile, has endorsed a study that concludes it is highly possible that salmon eggs shipped from Norway to Chile are the reason for a virus that killed millions of salmon in Chile.

Patrick Dempster, general manager of Aqua Gen in Chile, said that Aqua Gen complained about the study because in 2006 they became the principal exporter of salmon eggs to Chile and were worried about losing business over concern about any vertical transmission connection with Norway.

In fact, in non-neoplastic prostate tissue, MCT4, the principal exporter of L-lactate, was seen only in stromal compartment and in striate muscle.

From the late 1940s to 1970 the country was the world's largest petroleum exporter; it remains one of the principal exporters of oil to the United States.

The relatively advanced countries particularly the United States, Japan, and those of western Europe—have been the principal exporters of high-technology products such as computers and precision machinery.

Cermaq, a state-controlled Norwegian aquaculture company that has become one of the principal exporters of salmon from Chile, has endorsed a scientific study concluding that salmon eggs shipped from Norway to Chile are the "likely reason" for the outbreak of the virus in 2007, according to Lise Bergan, a company spokeswoman.

Australia edged out France as the principal wine exporter to Britain for the first time last year.

But Venezuela is a principal oil exporter, and few if any governments in the region can stomach the idea of a confrontation.