Sentence examples for came imported from inspiring English sources

As elsewhere, with wealth came imported and locally manufactured luxurious objects, social stratification and an emergence of the "princely" class, together with the appearance of their burials.

It is not possible to say whether these products originally came from imported pigs, or whether UK pig herds have been infected through imports.

Most of the coffee on sale in coffee outlets in China comes from imported beans.

One of them is Paul Cahn, 82, whose fortune came from importing low-price footwear, including the first flip-flops, in the 1960s.

Due to federal restrictions, the overwhelming majority of the hemp used in these products currently comes from imported sources.

Sky-high world oil prices have made the 36percentt of Pakistan's electricity that comes from imported oil exorbitant for the local economy.

The parasite is usually seen only in Southeast Asia, leading Kurt to suspect it may have come from imported crab at a sushi restaurant.

"When it comes to importing live organisms, our policies are entirely reactive," Dr. Lodge said.

It also offered a wonderful example of the benefit that can come from importing ideas from one area of medicine (immunology) into another (cardiology).

We have 5x end-to-end performance improvements when it comes to importing data.

Since the early 1980s, however, the U.S. has come to import a much higher percentage of its oil.