Sentence examples for imported so much from inspiring English sources
But gooseberries have been part of our summer cuisine for many centuries (and were a staple of it before we imported so much of our fruit) and there are lots of other interesting uses for them, both sweet and savoury.
After these were auctioned at the courts of Europe, the DEIC imported so much Ming-era porcelain that they appear routinely as household objects in 17th-century Dutch art.
"They've imported so much wine that if they stopped today, there's enough in the warehouses to last three or four years," said Mr. Rovira, whose profit margins and market have withered because of competition from cheap wine.
Plus, as you write, there's no need to import so much seafood.
Because they import so much, Arab countries suck in food inflation when world prices rise.
"We're importing so much tile from Europe, I feel like Michelangelo".
"Given that we import so much from China," Mr. Atteberry said, "this certainly doesn't help".
The government argues that it has to import so much because Mexico's small farmers cannot feed all Mexicans, let alone turn a profit.
American refineries have more capacity to refine heavier crudes than European refineries because the United States imports so much heavy crude from Canada, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.
The idea is that Americans could switch en masse to natural gas vehicles, and the country could stop importing so much oil.As a bonus, says Mr Pickens, the industry would create jobs and revitalise rural America.
The nearly idle terminal is a monument to a stalled experiment, one that was supposed to import so much L.N.G. from around the world that homes would be heated and factories humming at bargain prices.
