Sentence examples for imported by ship from inspiring English sources

Expensive liquefied natural gas terminals to store gas imported by ship are being built, all because of Russia's use of energy as a political tool.

But Ford has found that many of the auto parts to build the cars must be imported by ship to Shanghai and then brought up the Yangtze River by barge.

Seventy per cent of the electricity produced – enough to power Leeds, Manchester, Sheffield and Liverpool – is made using compressed wood pellets felled in the US and imported by ship.

But all this was nothing compared with the damage wrought by the sudden profusion of alien species unintentionally imported by ships from overseas.

Coal for the trains was imported by steam ship to Flekkefjord.

The company plans to anchor a boatlike structure in the Atlantic Ocean to process natural gas imported by cargo ships from faraway suppliers in the Middle East, Europe and Africa.

"We hope this analysis can be a conversation starter for governments around the world to strengthen their protection". Invasive species often travel as stowaways or contaminants in goods imported by planes and ships.

Their colds in the summer are caused by viruses imported by the crew of the supply ship.

The results of the GWP combined with the seasonal heating energy model are shown for a Swiss lettuce production in Figure 4. Energy demand for cool storage induces less GWP than import by ship from southern countries.

This means we assume that if more goods are shipped from country R to region s, more services may also imported by region s from country R. In addition, the superscript * gives a proxy when an import matrix is available in the domestic IRIO table, the superscript ** gives a proxy when the assumption used in Eqs.

Additionally, shipping lines are appreciative of Singapore's efficient repair facilities, as unavailable spare parts are immediately imported by air, and repairs are made while loading/unloading.