Sentence examples for advantage of imported from inspiring English sources

So one advantage of imported Brit hits is that they have been developed and proved elsewhere and – perhaps crucially – in a producing system that allows more risk and experimentation.

It is truly disappointing that you continue to endorse oft-challenged and unproven theories like international indirect land use change to penalize American biofuels to the advantage of imported oil.

I think you get the idea: Mozzarella spells summer, and some of our best Italian restaurants take advantage of imported and local varieties of the milky white cheese.

The report draws attention to the deleterious effect of low cost imported milk products on investment and production in many LAC countries but concludes "in the LAC area it is doubtful that there is a country or group of countries which could be described as marginal for dairy production in terms of the possible financial advantages of imported milk projects".

Mr Schoewe says that, because Wal-Mart has already gained most of the advantages of importing goods from China, deflation in the Wal-Mart economy should slow down in coming years.

Regis Kopper will be available to explain the advantages of importing your structures in an immersive virtual environment.

It believed its bonanza had for once put it at an advantage: instead of importing oil through the Kenyan port of Mombasa, it would build a refinery and export petroleum products to Kenya at a premium.

Later on, as feudal social and economic relationships became more entrenched, castles were sited more for economic, tactical, and strategic advantage and were built of imported stone.

The strategic advantage of the importing country governments reduces the discounted present value of the Marshallian aggregate surplus.

Thus, the very low costs of the boiled intestine-bait (0.01 U$) is an important advantage over (imported) manufactured baits.

We would also anticipate a surge in import substitution as domestic firms took advantage of dearer imports to displace foreign firms in local markets.