1.   Electronics exports grew more slowly than in previous years.

2.   The pace of inflation had decreased and exports had grown.

3.   Car sales were respectable, spending on computers was strong, and exports grew.

4.   Corporate purchasing managers predict their exports will grow more rapidly than their imports next year, the National Association of Purchasing Management said earlier this month.

5.   Even as the dollar remains relatively strong, U.S. exports are growing.

6.   Exports also grew.

7.   Exports are growing even as demand from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia slackens.

8.   Exports grew significantly and imports grew even faster.

9.   Exports are growing as dollar-denominated U.S. goods become cheaper to buy around the world, compared with German and Japanese goods.

10.   Global exports are growing even as demand from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia slackens.