Sentence examples for the export value from inspiring English sources

Attempts to move up the export value chain have been frustrated.

The export value for all the toothfish found in the waters around the Antarctic is put at $110m.

Channel 4 is the UK's increasingly precious example of this in television – supporting over 350 companies across the UK, generating over 25,000 jobs and driving a significant proportion of the export value of our creative industries.

However, the clothing industry expanded rapidly in the late 20th century, and by the early 21st century the export value of garments, hosiery, and knitwear had far surpassed that of jute manufactures.

The Methuen Treaty (1703) with England had strengthened the port wine trade at the expense of Portuguese cloth; further attempts were later made to improve the export value of port wine.

The export value alone of red meat and hides was £218m in 2012.

Look up the values in the CIA World Factbook (or get them from your classmates) and subtract the import values from the export values, organizing the calculations and results into a table.

To study the effects of the government use licenses on the export values of the three products removed from US GSP scheme in July 2007, quarterly export values data between 2005 up to the third quarter of 2008 were sourced from two departments in the Ministry of Commerce, the Export Promotion and Foreign Trade Departments, and combined with data from the USTR website (http://www.ustr.gov).ustr.gov

The denominator (that is, total oil crops, in kcal per capita) was calculated by adding import values to production values minus the export values, and then application of space-time model provided us the complete time series covariate.

This table also shows that the export values of the three US GSP withdrawal products to the US market compared one year before and after issuing the government use licenses did, in fact, decline, especially in the case of jewellery and polyethylene terephthalate.

The total export value of the country's opium harvest is estimated by the UN to amount to more than $3bn£1.5bnbn), almost half the size of the country's entire gross domestic product.