Sentence examples for costs to import from inspiring English sources

Retailers did not want to pay overseas freight costs to import bulky items like pillows, and they wanted more flexibility in turning around designs quickly.

"The sanctions will put on further pressure, but Iran can use its windfall oil revenue and pay further costs to import through smaller banks," said Saeed Leylaz, an Iranian economist.

Le Journal's problems began in the spring of 1999, when the country's printers stopped doing business with Jamaï and he had to start printing the magazine in France and pay huge transportation costs to import it.

The law costs Puerto Rico hundreds of millions of dollars every year, and now, in the midst of a humanitarian crisis, the costs to import food, fuel and other supplies will spike amid the island's economic devastation.

So what does it cost to import a car from overseas?

The family has spent whatever it cost to import the players to make Inter the European champion in the 1960s, and again a billion dollars' worth of investment later in 2010.

Developing countries pay a high cost to import chemicals including polyaluminium chloride and alum.

Trade cost involves two measurement items: (1) the cost to export, and (2) the cost to import.

Deviation  Cost to export 450 5902 1387 849  Cost to import 439 8525 1642 1179 Descriptive statistic of economic performance           Minimum Maximum Mean Std.

According to data from the World Bank, the cost to export and cost to import include the fees levied on a 20-foot container in U.S. dollars.

While her talent is undeniable, there is a larger cultural cost to importing McCarthy's movie persona into the small screen and dislodging a character who has served as a role model on at least two scores: a large woman who finds love and makes jokes but doesn't serve as the butt of them, and a dedicated teacher who loves her job despite the comparatively low pay and "homework" of grading papers.