Sentence examples for prospects for export from inspiring English sources
Carney said: "A vote to leave the EU might result in an extended period of uncertainty about the economic outlook, including about the prospects for export growth.
"Such a vote might result in an extended period of uncertainty about the economic outlook, including about the prospects for export growth.
CBI's latest Scottish Industrial Survey found that volume and deliveries of exports increased in the three months to July 2013 and the prospects for export orders and output also increased.
With the prospects for exporting natural gas improving, Chesapeake is poised to increase sales of gas.
But she said poor prospects for exports and energy were holding the sector back.
That leaves lingering fears over the prospects for exports to our key trading partner, the eurozone.
The prospects for exports have been hurt by a rise in value for the dollar against some foreign currencies.
While the Eurozone remains Britain's closest trading partner, Bric countries offer small businesses huge prospects for exporting.
And is there good material for schools to use? Ministers are starry-eyed at the prospects for exports of educational software as well as its classroom potential, and the BBC has upped its efforts considerably over the last year.The government sees efforts to broaden access to computer technology as part of its much touted attack on "social exclusion".
In August Noam Scheiber of the New Republic took stock of America's dismal prospects for exports, consumption and investment and concluded that an industrial policy was the last hope to rekindle the country's animal spirits.America has never been entirely faithful to the ideal of laissez-faire.
The chancellor boasts about a Britain "back in the black"; in fact, we have a balance of payments deficit of 5.9% of GDP – the largest peacetime deficit since 1830 – the prospects for exports are not good, and the Office for Budget Responsibility's growth forecasts partly depend on yet another boom in personal credit.
