Sentence examples for difficulty of importing from inspiring English sources

For example, its prolific film industry had continued to make some black-and-white films into the 1970s, in part because of the difficulty of importing enough supplies of colour film.

There are also worries that friction with China over exchange rates and other issues could damage the interests of American tech firms which have Chinese subcontractors and factories.The tech industry is also concerned about the difficulty of importing skilled labour.

"The difficulty of importing international standard goods to a country which has seen significant fighting over the last year pushes up the price of the goods available for the expatriates in the country," says Steven Kilfedder, ECA's manager of Cost of Living and Remuneration Services.

According to Smith, the difficulty of importing certified GM-free animal feed (90% of which comes from North and South America) has meant the shortfall has had to be made up by more expensive feed, which puts Irish meat producers at a serious disadvantage.

During the Napoleonic Wars, sugar beet production increased in continental Europe because of the difficulty of importing sugar when shipping was subject to blockade.

Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Thursday about the difficulties of importing natural gas misstated the name of a company that builds import facilities.

One of the Malaysians' complaints is beyond the remit of the provincial government:  the high cost of Canadian labour and the difficulty, under Canadian federal law, of importing temporary foreign workers whose pay would be lower.

The first one would indeed potentially lead to larger specializations of the partners through differential losses that can be rescued by the partners, however, it poses also the difficulty of avoiding potential deleterious effects of importing foreign proteins that may alter native interactions.

Financial difficulty may be in the form of huge capital investment, cost of importing the components, cost of repairing/replacing the components, lack of technological up gradation, tax cost, etc.

Despite the societal costs of importing exotic animals, as well as the difficulties in regulating enforcement and coordination of efforts, there are also benefits and compelling reasons for importing certain species of wildlife.

11 This latency period can present considerable difficulties for diagnosis of imported malaria cases in non-endemic countries, as the presenting symptoms appear to be unlinked to recent foreign travel.