Sentence examples for kind of import from inspiring English sources

Medical tourism can be considered a kind of import: instead of the product coming to the consumer, as it does with cars or sneakers, the consumer is going to the product.

Speaking this month about a new China-based film fund that expects to invest at least $800 million in both Chinese film distribution and in Western-led productions, Bruno Wu, one of its partners, pointed to "Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol" — a fanciful action thriller — as the kind of import that would have a future in China.

A novel this big needs some kind of import, after all, and the lives of two suburban families, the Glovers and the Sellers, with their half-hearted love affairs, troublesome children and meagre hopes for retirement, are not exactly going to provide that.

"You're looking at about 80% of all of the purse seine catches missing something: it doesn't have a country, it doesn't have any kind of import information - some information that would let me know if this fish was legal".

The half-dozen kinds of imported mildly spiced sausages are excellent.

Although Brazil's super-strong currency may bring fears of deindustrialisation, it also makes all kinds of imports cheaper.

Direct and indirect taxes have been cut, certain restrictions have been removed on about 600 kinds of imports, and industry has been further delicensed.

CELTICA, just off the green in New Haven, is primarily an Irish shop, with all kinds of imported Celtic gift items, from wool sweaters, tweedy hats and neckties to Waterford crystal, china and books.

Neither does the Constitution place restrictions on what kinds of imports can be taxed.

That sort of attitude may yet lure a different kind of British import.

I was able to laugh it off, but I also read a kind of hidden import in it.