Exports in a sentence

According to figures from the budget office, oil shipments made up roughly 80% of all exports as of the third quarter of last year.

Antwerp is the number one diamond market in the world, diamond exports account for roughly 1/10 of Belgian exports.

More than half of Singapore's exports to India are basically "re-exports" – items that had been imported from India.

Russia main exports are oil and natural gas (58% of total exports), nickel, palladium, iron and chemical products.

This accounts for almost half of all agricultural exports and for more than 5 per cent of Denmark’s total exports.

Compared with November 2022, exports of goods of Estonian origin decreased by 12 per cent- the same as total exports.

Argentine and Brazilian exports to Mercosur countries in 2021 were just 17.9 and 6% of their respective total exports.

Historically, China’s exports to the US have usually grown at a faster pace than its exports to other countries.

Net exports added 1.06 percentage point to the quarter’s 4.1 per cent GDP growth rate, as exports rose strongly.

Revenue from petroleum exports accounts for more than 50% of the country's GDP and roughly 95% of total exports.

But here’s the thing: the full-year exports for FY23 remained depressed by 20%, with exports totaling 21.25 MT.

This is a government that exports violence worldwide, with one of this country’s most profitable exports being weapons.

A Revolutionary Guards commander also said Iran would block all exports through the Strait if Iranian exports were stopped.

Exports have remained good, with exports to China continuing to grow despite a trade war with the country.

Of course, to stimulate exports, along with a weaker rupee we also need to remove the bottlenecks that hinder exports today.

But like in previous years, the main drivers of exports were crude oil and gas, representing 93.79 per cent of total exports.

He said: “Stating that exports have fallen because of seasonality of agriculture exports is very basic.

German car exports would be particularly hard hit, down 32 per cent, as would pharmaceutical exports, down 35 per cent, Ifo said.

By the 1950s, rice exports had fallen by two thirds and mineral exports by over 96% (as compared to the pre-World War II period).

The bulk of the exports were in the manufacturing sector, accounting for about 56% of total exports.