Sentence examples for imported from somewhere else from inspiring English sources
"The Venezuelan revolution isn't imported from somewhere else," he told me.
Mr. Elie, who comes from a tertiary barbecue capital himself, suggested that New York would never be "part of barbecue country" because it had no indigenous regional tradition, just techniques imported from somewhere else.
"Much of what we import from China is stuff we imported from somewhere else before that," said John Frisbie, president of the U.S.-China U.S.-China Business Council that as costs rise in China, companies whold simply move their factories to evenotedaper counthats.
The fact of the matter is, there simply aren't enough jobs to employ our population in marketing, writing copy and making TV commercials to sell products imported from somewhere else.
If the yuan was revalued, America would simply import its low-cost goods from somewhere else.
"This is not a place where you are going to admit to any weakness … it's also a disease that it not connected to Japanese culture, and is seen as an import, something that has come from somewhere else".
Of saying, "For my water resource benefit I'm going to import those crops, that food, those products from somewhere else," and am I setting myself up for an alliance relationship where I'm at a disadvantage because I need food to feed my people and I have now said I can't grow it or it doesn't make sense for me to grow it in country.
"Even if the United States stopped importing from China, it would have to buy from somewhere else," said Liao Xiaoqi, China's vice minister of commerce.
