Sentence examples for drive to import from inspiring English sources

In 2008 America's net imports of oil and gas came to $416 billion, or 60% of the deficit.The drive to import lessThe oil shocks of 1973 and 1979 galvanised America's politicians into trying to reduce the country's dependence on imported oil.

For now, you have to search on Google Images, YouTube and your hard drive to import content.

The foundation's president, Barry Robson, said it was "outrageous" of Dutton to claim that cost pressures from union wage claims had driven builders to import unsafe building materials.

Google just added a new service to Google Cloud Storage that will allow developers to send their hard drives to Google to import very large data sets that would otherwise be too expensive and time-consuming to import.

The commissioners wanted the workers they had found, who have been loading and unloading baggage from cruise ships, to receive training to drive imported cars off cargo ships.

If all of them started to telecommute instead of drive to work, oil imports would drop by over a quarter, and carbon emissions would fall by 67m metric tonnes a year.

Also, inequality-driven populism can come from the right as well, as in the drive to shutter the Export-Import bank -- if you don't see market linkages there, recall the sharp decline in Boeing's stock the day after Rep. Cantor, a Republican ally of the bank, lost his primary.

Use this CD or DVD to recopy the music back onto your hard drive and import it into Windows Media Player's library.

Back in 2013, Google started a preview of a new service that let developers ship their hard drives to Google for import into its Cloud Storage service.

Alternatively, you can drag the video files from the camcorder's hard drive right onto your computer's hard drive, and then import those files into your existing editing program.

Although circulation patterns that drive upwelling can import substantial amounts of nitrate into coastal areas, regeneration of nitrogen in situ can also contribute to local productivity [1] [3].