Sentence examples for world-class exports from inspiring English sources

Colin Donald: Scotland has world-class exports — so why are we failing to sell them?

So it's no surprise that Denmark punches above its weight creatively and commercially with world-class exports including Lego, Lurpak, Bang & Olufsen and Carlsberg.

Despite its awesome reputation as an exporter, Japan’s economy is really two a very productive, but relatively small, world-class export sector, and the rest of the economy that is relatively inefficient.

Sweden has many world-class, export-oriented companies that are well placed to take advantage of globalisation.

Economically, Syria today is a backwater -- the last country in the Middle East to introduce fax machines and the Internet, a country with a crumbling industrial base, a corrupt, 19th-century banking system, an utterly backward educational system and not a single world-class export of any product or service.

Furthermore, it runs the risk of undermining a world class export market".

Our long-term plan is backing business by scrapping red tape, cutting taxes, building world-class skills and supporting exports to emerging markets.

One mistake has been seeing our world-class education as an export.

As for ventures wishing to import world-class computers, what could they export that would offset, say, 25 million computers at $2,000 apiece?

In exports, it is already world-class.

BAE hopes the modernisation programme will give the UK a "world-class" production capability, which could lead to export opportunities.