Sentence examples for being imported back to from inspiring English sources
Weird parody, though, of the American dream: an American-born game has been exported and is now being imported back to America, so that, infused with "European craft," it can be re-exported back to the rest of the world.
Developing SUTD's life sciences curriculum has led to innovations that could be imported back to Cambridge, according to Kaiser.
These may include non-Europeans, as long as renewable energy produced by them is imported back to Europe.
President Trump abruptly reversed his administration's Thursday decision to allow elephants shot for sport in Zimbabwe and Zambia to be imported back to the United States as trophies, saying in a tweet Friday night that he was putting the decision "on hold" until further review.
The processed properties of the sector dynamic model are imported back to Eclipse.
Although recent mathematical modeling has estimated that no more than 80 cases of Zika infection will be imported back to the United States as a result of attending the ongoing Olympics in Brazil, this may be an underestimate.
3) Resulting contigs usually representing the whole reconstructed genome were imported back to Geneious, where the sequence reads were remapped onto the contigs.
Study of infectious disease exposures and illnesses among military personnel may provide insight into the epidemiology of emerging and reemerging infections and highlight what pathogens could be imported back to the home nations of visitors to these areas.
If you agree, please tell the US Fish and Wildlife to not allow "Henry's" head to be imported back in to our country.
Re-introducing Δ2PY, on the other hand, only allowed a substantially lower level of Smo to be imported back into cilia after ShhN treatment and Δ2PY was itself resistant to Shh-induced export.
As the price of energy has increased using current renewables, energy-intensive industries are being driven offshore, only for their products to be imported back into the European Union.
