Sentence examples for visible exports from inspiring English sources

UK visible exports to Libya last year totalled £280m, up one-fifth on 2007.

France also is a major world exporter of agricultural commodities, and approximately one-eighth of the total value of the country's visible exports is related to agriculture and associated food and drink products.

The service, which began broadcasting in 1932, is one of Britain's most visible exports and is known for bringing uncensored news to places where there is no free press.

For better or worse, the two together have successfully made Mr. Curtis's rosy-eyed vision of a loved-up England one of the country's most visible exports in the last decade: their first three films have earned $886 million at the box office worldwide.

In an interview with the Independent, Mr Nelson described as simplistic the idea that only visible export earnings mattered.

The relationship of visible trade exports to imports is reflected in a country's balance of trade or visible balance.

Although the Antic is beloved for its cornucopia of global chow, from banh mi to custom-cured pastrami (the official slogan of the event is "Eat it at the Antic, Walk it off on Atlantic"), this year's iteration also includes a bounty of independent music and art, two of Brooklyn's most visible cultural exports.

Yes, I came across a few examples of wines that I would describe as over-oaked and generically "international" in style, especially from big producers that are most visible in export markets.

It is a move already visible in recent export deals with the US.Then there are the political payoffs.

Opponents of the Israeli government's policies and actions toward the Palestinians have deemed the orchestra, in its role as one of Israel's most visible and successful cultural exports, complicit, however quietly.

With the horror of Fukushima still clearly visible, the morality of exporting Australian uranium to India is on shaky ground indeed.