Sentence examples for foreign inputs from inspiring English sources

Others are scrambling to figure out whether American-made alternatives exist to replace their foreign inputs.

"A lot of the things happening today have made us continuously dependent on foreign inputs, whether it's agriculture or other things," says farmers' leader Teava Iro, who argues that there needs to be much more investment, otherwise the few farmers who remain risk being locked into a cycle of dependence.

Some researchers see the future of biotechnology in providing tools to help poor farmers deal with local problems without becoming heavily dependent on foreign inputs.One such possibility is apomixis, essentially the reverse of the infamous "terminator" technology which promised to induce reproductive sterility in seeds.

Argentina's incomplete postwar industrialization, dependent on foreign inputs and capital goods, soon stalled against the foreign exchange constraint imposed by stagnant exports.

It's not just Tiptree: companies up and down the land have found that the positive effect of a cheaper pound, when it comes to setting prices abroad, has been at least partly offset by the higher price of foreign inputs.

We also find that the spillover effect tends to be greater when the estimation of knowledge production accounts for foreign inputs, and it tends to be lower when the estimation includes only rich economies, regional data are used, and the pool of knowledge is not the patent stock.

In 2000 there were 250, 19 of them African, 7.4% of the foreign input.

In much of the nation, for example, though less so in this working-class corner of Montana, houses are built with Mexican or other foreign-born labor, which is a kind of foreign input since a part of the wages often goes back across the border.

"They need some foreign input," said BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew.

The trouble is, of course, how to handle this new and foreign input?

There is a need to have a balance between local and foreign input to the seminars.