Sentence examples for material imports from inspiring English sources

Coal and raw material imports predominate.

The percentage of raw material imports is even higher, he adds.

Higher costs for material imports, plus increased competition from China and other low-cost producing countries, represent additional challenges.

There is evidence that British steel users are being seduced by the cheaper material – imports of Chinese steel into the UK have quadrupled from 2%to8%8% in the past three years.

The steel, electricity, and chemical industries expanded, for their markets were domestic, and they were helped by cheaper raw material imports; industries producing textiles, food, and vehicles, which depended on foreign markets, declined.

This transition will generate growth and jobs while contributing to environmental protection and reducing Europe's dependency on raw material imports.

The term originates from the Spanish baldaquin, an elaborately brocaded material imported from Baghdad that was hung as a canopy over an altar or doorway.

Some of the finest examples in both categories are to be found among the vast assemblage of material imported or appropriated by the Late Assyrian kings and found in their palaces, particularly at Nimrūd (see photograph).

Since the primary pathway of introduction is Myrtaceae plant material imported from outside the state, potential damage to 'ōhi'a can be minimized by regulating those high-risk imports.

The fact that there has been material imported from other countries, and added to local produce to go into further processing, is very disappointing".

The Classic should hold in place thanks to a "special micro-suction cup material imported from Japan", which they're promising should stick and re-stick without leaving a mark.