Sentence examples for heavy import from inspiring English sources
Heavy import duties discouraged Belgians from buying French wine.
Imports made up only 1.9percentt of China's car market in the first four months of this year because of heavy import taxes.
The Economist was founded in 1843 by James Wilson, a British businessman who objected to heavy import duties on foreign corn.
AvtoVAZ was given a breathing space in 2002 when the government imposed heavy import duties on used cars coming from Japan and Europe, and was also helped by an 18% value-added tax levied on all used sales through dealers.
Mr. Farkas boasts of having five Hummers, a private jet, a Caribbean island getaway, a wristwatch designed for him by Cartier at the request of Prince Albert of Monaco, even a Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead convertible he says he paid $2.2 million for, thanks to heavy import duties and other fees.
Immingham's heavy imports of petroleum exceed those at Kingston upon Hull.
Used vehicles are subjected to heavier import taxation depending on their EURO emission classification.
The recent tumble in the value of the rupee adds to an already heavy oil import bill and is a new source of upward pressure on prices.
This, then, is a battle heavy with import for both drivers, who are not afraid to go head to head either, as proved when Vettel squeezed by on the outside of Curva Grande at Monza last year and when Alonso attempted to return the favour at the circuit this year.
Then, the expectations of heavier consequence and loftier import: that shoppers will pay for their groceries before they leave the store; that other drivers will stop at the stop sign; that a run through town will go unbroken by IEDs, a sidewalk will be unrattled by nails, and restaurant windows will remain unshattered by bitter reverberations.
