Sentence examples for import prospects from inspiring English sources

Families that may have got into the mob, meanwhile, became increasingly disinterested in the life – requiring bosses to import prospects to "beef up their ranks," he said.

Stable import prospects are envisaged for most countries in Latin America.

Getting there, Epstein said, will mean rebuilding the infrastructure of the organization, stocking a thin farm system and waiting for imported prospects like Anthony Rizzo to develop.

Although import demand prospects remain favourable in all major markets, further price hikes might scare away consumers in coming years.

It pushes up inflation by raising the cost of imports and boosts the prospects of Japanese exporters by making them more competitive in global markets.

He is 10-7 with a 2.71 E.R.A., pitching like the ace in a rotation that now includes Jimenez, imported from Colorado for prospects at the trading deadline.

Dyson said he could not understand why businesses would stop investing because of the prospect of import duties being introduced on trade between the UK and Europe.

It added the Russian market would be hit by the increase in import duties and the prospect that a number of manufacturers would switch to dollar pricing.

PINCHED by a retail sales slump, low-cost imports and the prospect that import quotas will be lifted at the end of next year, the dwindling number of American textile and clothes makers could easily be written off as another dinosaur industry waiting to die.

In view of the current food supply situation and unfavourable prospects for imports from Nigeria, the situation is seen as both serious and likely to deteriorate in these parts of Niger.

American business expects the World Trade Organization's pronouncements on antidumping rules to ease the restrictions on steel imports -- a prospect pleasing to companies like Caterpillar, a steel user, and not very pleasing to domestic steel producers like the Sandmeyer Steel Company of Philadelphia.