Sentence examples for importing in from inspiring English sources

China, once Asia's most important oil exporter, started importing in 1993.

But then, that's all part of the cycle, and more sustainable than importing in bird food.

A great proportion of the goods we're importing in those sectors, as well as wooden furniture, apparel, and so forth, simply can't be sourced at any competitive price outside of China or other emerging markets.

At the end of the last decade, that trade was visibly skewed, with Korea exporting more than 400,000 cars to the United States but importing in total 5,675, only 739 of which were American made, according to the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea.

First no Gears of War in Germany, and now no PS3 importing in Europe, it looks like the gaming industry isn't fitting in well with Europe at the moment.

It then advocates for an increasing attention to this integration around approaches basing clinical approaches on educational activities designed to mediate the relation between the young delinquent and the educational staff, importing in the judicial educational context the well-known principles of milieu therapy in adolescent psychiatry.

This includes sourcing assistance from within Syria rather than importing in-kind assistance, interventions to support job creation and rehabilitation of industry and local markets, and empowering beneficiaries with choice in what assistance they receive.

Celadon ware was imported in large quantities.

So European cuisines have been imported in a big way.

Scientists had found microscopic mussel larvae in the water, probably imported in the bilges of boats.

She said the instant products were not imported in large quantities.