Sentence examples for imported lumber from inspiring English sources

But it was "a big compromise that we imported lumber" by boat, he fretted, rather than felling native trees.

Construction since then has increasingly utilized steel, concrete, light alloys, imported lumber, local stone especially granites, marbles, and limestone and slates from Hejaz.

Japan imports lumber, pulp, packaging materials, newsprint and other commodity paper products, primarily from North America.

The other islands generally must import quality lumber.

In a final decision, the Commerce Department set import duties of 21.2percentt on most softwood lumber imported from Canada.

It was Ross who announced, at the start of this week, that the United States would impose a twenty-per-cent tariff on softwood lumber imported from Canada.

Earlier this week, the U.S. announced that it would impose a tariff of about 20percentt on softwood lumber imported from Canada, a move Trump characterized as his "tough on trade" presidential style.

These sawmills usually pay a fraction of the price that American sawmill owners pay, creating a great disparity that is beginning to wreak havoc with the timber industry in the United States, from the farm family that owns some woodland to the small or large sawmill owners who cannot compete on the retail market with the heavily subsidized lumber being imported from Canada.

The five-year agreement that expires this weekend imposed a fee on softwood lumber -- the wood of spruce, fir and pine trees -- imported from four large lumber-producing provinces above a set level, now set at 14.7 billion board feet.

Markets that import NA lumber face higher prices in this situation and domestic Canadian prices rise as much as those in the US as the price wedge present in the other scenarios disappears.

Nearly half of this was import of lumber to three sawmills and manufacturing companies.