Sentence examples for the exporter of from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, India became the exporter of raw materials and foodstuffs – raw cotton and jute, coal, opium, rice, spice and tea – rather than manufactured goods.

To make matters worse, the Bush administration has seemed to glory in its contempt for the rule of law, even as it has posed as the exporter of freedom.

So I visited several farms with Toni Frost, operations manager of Lean Meats, the exporter of Atkins Ranch grass-fed lamb, which is raised without antibiotics or growth hormones.

Dr. Mahathir transformed an economy dependent on tin, rubber and palm oil into one of the major trading nations of Southeast Asia and the exporter of most of the world's Dell laptop computers and Intel high-end processors.

Hydro-Quebec, the exporter of electricity to the United States, said third-quarter profit more than tripled as the company, owned by the Quebec government, sold more power at higher prices.

IN THE 1980s, western car buyers knew Yugoslavia best as the exporter of the Yugo, a much derided communist-era clunker that shed its parts on roads across the United States and Europe.

Generally speaking, the colonial countries became the exporters of raw materials and imported the finished products from their colonial rulers.

The United States is the leading exporter of meat into Central America, and since 1990, meat exports have grown significantly.

If South Africa is the leading exporter of business to the rest of the continent, Nigeria may be its leading exporter of religion.

Until 2009, the US was the top exporter of such goods to China.

A brief scan reveals that the UK is the largest exporter of arms to India.