Sentence examples for increasing importation from inspiring English sources

The increasing importation of foreign plants also brought with it opportunities for a large-scale transformation.

"Does this mean that Australian Border Force has an oversupply of staff or perhaps should they be better utilised in stopping the ever increasing importation of drugs and there ingredients not to mention the guns and everything to do with them".

The vocabulary of Modern English is approximately a quarter Germanic (Old English, Scandinavian, Dutch, German) and two-thirds Italic or Romance (especially Latin, French, Spanish, Italian), with copious and increasing importations from Greek in science and technology and with considerable borrowings from more than 300 other languages.

Northern opponents countered that such a provision would reward the increased importation of slaves.

Traditional crafts, such as metalworking, cloth dyeing and weaving, and woodworking, are rapidly disappearing with the increased importation of cheap manufactured goods.

But even his hands are not entirely clean of colonialism's sins, since one of his early proposed alternatives to the use of native slave labor was … the increased importation of African slaves.

The increased "importation" of teachers from overseas to fill a growing U.S. teacher shortage does not strike educational critics as a situation that constitutes a crisis.

A standards bias for foreign wood would also lead to the increased importation of foreign wood, thereby adding transportation costs and creating other environmental harms.

The cause of the outbreak was coxsackievirus B3, genogroup D. Frequent travel might increase importation of other coxsackievirus B3 genogroups.

This increase is consistent with increased importations of virus carried by viremic travelers and the recognized increase in DENV infections throughout the world (13 ).

It is important for Taiwan to restructure the pork production industry and only allow importation within specified limits at first, before gradually increasing import quotas over time until imports are fully opened up; in this way, it should be possible to minimize the harm caused to the domestic industry.