Sentence examples for count on importing from inspiring English sources

We can't count on importing science talent from China and India anymore now that they are becoming attractive places for students to stay or return to.

Crucially, the regime is able to count on its allies, chiefly Iran and Russia, to help finance imports and fighting.

More than ever, the Apple Isle was counting on electricity imported via the Basslink cable so that the hydroelectric dams could be given time to replenish.

Counting on players imported from European leagues to perform immediately at the highest level in England is risky, and strengthening his depleted squad by raiding Premier League clubs could be prohibitively costly.

It relies on imported fabric.

The islands increasingly depend on imported food.

Heard was charged this week with two counts of illegally importing the dogs, named Pistol and Boo, into Australia and one count of producing a false document, the Commonwealth Department of Public Prosecutions said on Thursday.

"We really have for many years counted on getting imports from the Pacific Northwest".

That would oblige them to count what they import from China and elsewhere.

Embedded in that approach is a far-reaching implication: that the rest of the world should no longer count on the United States to snap up imported goods or run up large trade deficits.

Count one: Protectionist economics is as fallacious in regard to importing labor services as it is regarding importing goods.