Sentence examples for So tariffs from inspiring English sources

So tariffs that cancel them are good.

So tariffs on European and U.S. polysilicon would have to be paid by Chinese solar panel makers that are already struggling, said Mr. Nitzschke, who is also a vice president of SolarWorld.

"We have good long-term relationships with our suppliers, so the tariffs shouldn't affect us," he said.

We dropped so many tariffs.

So the tariff required would have to be huge: rich countries would impose a 21% tariff on Indian manufactures and 26% for goods made in China, reckon Messrs Mattoo and Subramanian.

Also, 21 applicants did not achieve any passes in science A levels, so their tariff scores in this category are zero and they have no average science tariff.

If the government tries to increase its tariff income by imposing higher duty rates, this may choke off the flow of imports and so reduce tariff revenue instead of increasing it.

Quite so: the tariff should go.

"The margins the industry operates on are wafer thin … so any tariff is immediately going to be a critical challenge to a company, especially when their competitors may not be subject to those tariffs".

So if tariff revenue finances, say, a cut in income tax (Trump has indeed proposed one), then the net cost to consumers is zeroed out (pace secondary effects).

So, the tariff of Euro 69.50 we used seems a good proxy for the real cost price.