exportable

• “But, as new systems are developed to capture the allocations and expenditures under the Act, we plan to make that data available in exportable form.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Libertarian Economist Denounces Rescue Package, Admits He Doesn’t Know What He’s Talking About

• “The Reserve Bank of India Governor Y.V. Reddy said recently that creating any kind of stabilization fund may not be justified, given the lack of "a dominant 'exportable' natural resource" and "consistent current account deficits.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Reality May Thwart

• “Being pragmatic, the group also noted that only as a means of last resort should there be an "exportable" tax like a hotel room tax and only if there were no other alternatives.”

  Hawaii Reporter

• “John Mitchell, Associate Fellow at Chatham House, notes an interesting 'tipping point' in 2015 when Asian oil import demand will exceed the Middle East's exportable oil surplus.”

  The Huffington Post: Bianca Jagger: Now Is the Time to Move Beyond Petroleum

• “The world's largest sugar consumer is predicted to produce a bumper crop of more than 25 million tons in the 2010-11 crop year, which runs from October, leaving an exportable surplus of more than two million tons.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Sugar Prices Hit 30-Year Highs

• “But has Mr. Mandela's short walk as president been an exportable political precedent?”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Real Legacy of Nelson Mandela

• “Patricia Ingham, an expert in 19th century fiction and former Oxford don, said she wondered whether Shakespeare was really our only exportable brand.”

  The Guardian: Shakespeare gets the starring role in cultural celebration alongside Olympics

• “Traders now estimate the drought could cut that exportable surplus to just 5 million tons in 2011-12.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Drought Weighs on French Wheat Harvest

• “We talked about how Whole Foods is taking 1,000 of our team members now and putting them through an intensive Total Health Immersion Program, and how transformative that has been in their lives, and how that's beginning to lower our health-care costs as we're creating a culture of wellness, which we think probably is exportable to other corporations.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Future of...

• “To develop the Orinoco fields—considered to be one of the largest, mostly untapped reserves in the world—Venezuela needs foreign companies to invest the large sums necessary to extract and convert the region's tar-like heavy oil into a usable, exportable commodity.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Chávez Doubts Spill Into Venezuelan Oil Sector

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