Sentence examples for from imports from inspiring English sources

To determine supply, exports were subtracted from edible weights of domestic landings, and re-exports (exports of imported products) were subtracted from imports.

Although much of Queensland's timber now comes from plantations of introduced pine trees and from imports, forestry-based activities still constitute an important component of the state economy.

Mr Mantega says Brazil is "under siege" from imports.

So a hefty chunk of it will come from imports.

Farmers invariably press for more government support and, in some cases, protection from imports.

The liberalisation that began in 1991 ushered in competition from imports and foreign investors.

Their activities reach into everything, from imports of bootleg vodka to exports of Persian cats.

American law allows him to impose protection for industries that have suffered injury from imports.

As Europe's gas supplies in the North Sea dry up, most will probably come from imports.

That, he says, explains Chinese efforts to shield cotton, sugar and rice from competition from imports.

Commerce also represents the interests of corporations, which often seek protection from imports.