Sentence examples for profitable export from inspiring English sources

Slaves in Latin America, working in perilous environments, harvested an extraordinarily profitable export: mahogany.

Another profitable export was textiles, which included brocades and damasks of unparalleled richness.

Hence cheap rocket fuel could become the Moon's first profitable export.

The elimination of profitable export markets for beef will only encourage this trend, making local meat shortages even more acute and sending prices up again.

They are the epitome of cheap commodity converted by manufacturing to higher value goods; of agricultural surplus turned into profitable export.

They not only afforded Moscow a steady and profitable export trade for its furs but, because of contacts between Crimean merchants and Byzantium, also led quite naturally to close relations between the Muscovite hierarchy and the patriarchate of Constantinople.

North Korea's missiles have ranked among its few profitable exports: Iran, Syria and Pakistan have all been among its major customers.

Peter Galbraith, a former top U.N. envoy, suggested in 2010 that he had "a certain fondness for some of Afghanistan's most profitable exports".

"In fact, some of the palace insiders say he has a certain fondness for some of Afghanistan's most profitable exports," Mr. Galbraith said in the interview, referring to the booming Afghan narcotics trade.

Yet the infrastructure for extracting minerals is outdated, and mining analysts say Kosovo's most important mining complex, the Trepca mine, will need hundreds of millions of dollars in outside investment to create a profitable exporting business.

Kiriyenko has called for a significant increase in the share of nuclear power in Russia's electricity generation partly to free up gas for profitable exports.