Sentence examples for imported through from inspiring English sources

Iron and steel, mainly from Britain, were imported through Kamaishi's harbour, which was also an important fishing port.

Many other products are imported through the Turkish border crossing at Zakho.

And if higher inflation is being imported through commodity prices, any automatic link between lower growth and lower inflation cannot be taken for granted.

Huge quantities of explosives and propellants are also thought to have been imported through "a robust supply chain extending from Turkey, through Syria, to Mosul".

Iranian officials said they could not identify the origin of the contamination because the equipment was imported through middlemen in five countries.

Panama last year inadvertently mixed the chemical, imported through middlemen from China and mislabeled as glycerin, into cold medicine, killing at least 100 people.

Many items are imported through Guinea but with the border currently closed they are either smuggled at great cost or sourced elsewhere.

SMUGGLERS complain that Egypt hampers three things imported through the blockade-busting tunnels that supply Gaza: weapons, dishwashers (their timers can double as detonators), and books.

Kismayu was a conduit for illicit arms, and the fees the Shabab imposed on all the goods imported through Kismayu helped finance its suicide bombings and assassination campaigns.

The traditional haulage pattern begins with most consumer goods imported through southern ports such as Felixstowe and Southampton in large containers.

On one shelf is a tiny stuffed tortoise, looking like a toy; nearby a larger marine turtle imported through Dover as a souvenir, its insides hollowed out.