Sentence examples for materials has gone from inspiring English sources

Demand has fallen just as the cost of raw materials has gone up.

Money that campaigns once spent on printed materials has gone to television, radio and the Internet.

Because the latter has been so cheap, there has been no financial benefit to the industry.' However, Conran says this is changing: 'The cost of oil means the cost of producing with virgin materials has gone up.

He said: "Laminated flooring came in, the price of raw materials has gone up, technology has changed and more carpets are being imported.

Consumers are short of cash, sales have sunk for the first time in 10 years and the cost of imported raw materials has gone up because of the weak rupee.

Environmentalists and landowners are looking forward to learning what acids, hydroxides and other materials have gone into a given well.

The term is unfair, but it conveys the idea that their raw materials have gone through an extra layer of processing, compared with sugar-cane rums.

(Consumers who quail at furniture prices should know that manufacturers have held their prices remarkably steady, even as costs for fuel and materials have gone up).

"We are very excited for the Olympics, but we little guys are not going to get rich," said Yang Yuwei, a noodle shop owner, who said the cost of raw materials had gone up by about 20percentt.

She washed out plastic bags and reused them, because a great deal of energy and materials had gone into their manufacture.

Marc and Gary estimate over a thousand hours of labour, equivalent to nearly fifty thousand dollars, and another fifty thousand dollars worth of materials have gone into The Wagon.