Sentence examples for temper export from inspiring English sources

To meet the target, it would have to let the renminbi rise to increase its imports and temper export growth.

Nowhere are those worries more intense than in Washington, where the Obama administration and some members of Congress are pressing China to move more quickly to appreciate its currency, hoping such a move will temper Chinese exports by making them more costly while bolstering American exports to China.

The Obama administration and some lawmakers are pressing China to allow its currency to appreciate more quickly, hoping it will temper Chinese exports by making them more expensive.

Worse than expected Japanese export data and more grim corporate earnings also tempered investor enthusiasm.

Officials have made some attempts to temper the rise in the past month scrapping import taxes for onions, banning their export and ordering low-priced sales at government-run shops.

The World Trade Organization's ruling this month against China's restrictions on the export of raw materials is a welcome decision that we hope will temper China's mercantilistic strategy, in which every policy decision is designed to favor Chinese exporters.

Some developments may, however, temper this phenomenon, such as the increasing participation of women and minority populations in the labour force and the export of labour.

LIONEL: Temper.

Bad temper?

His temper.

Nasty temper.