Sentence examples for wrong exports from inspiring English sources
"Australia, like Canada, is a country that has the wrong exports and is kind of in the wrong place in the world right now, but has a lot of other strengths".
Haringey Council urged the Arts Council to intervene, claiming it was "wrong" to export a piece of "local and national significance".
"There's nothing wrong with exporting product," said Tom Wolf, executive director of the Energy Council for the Illinois Chamber of Commerce.
A spokesman for the State Department says that it would be wrong to assume export controls directly caused the weakness of third-tier component suppliers.
Our findings basically confirm the findings of the Rosewood experiment – we experience similar data losses and wrong interpretations at export and import of IFC; Rosewood experiment works with the same version of IFC.
It doesn't take a data geek to understand that if the job numbers are wrong and the export numbers are wrong, every other number the government generates (and supplies to Congress) is also wrong.
The results suggest, as I have been arguing, that it's wrong to dismiss Chinese exports as not really being in competition with US production.
Chinese policymakers accept that the yuan needs to appreciate over the longer term, but say now is the wrong time, because Chinese exports are still falling, by 14% over the past 12 months.Another reason for hesitation is that the theory that revaluing the yuan will allow Beijing to tighten its monetary policy is too simplistic.
Unfortunately, America in recent decades has been exporting the wrong things -- like jobs and currency.
Because the way we count exports is outmoded and wrong.
