Sentence examples for need for imports from inspiring English sources

For importers, demand reductions from efficiency programs can cut the need for imports, so efficiency programs in one state will work to reduce emissions elsewhere.

"They have extended the fruit-growing season from 12 weeks a year to six months, reducing the need for imports.

Opponents say that the expansion of oil production in shale fields across the country has already reduced the need for imports.

There was still the possibility that shale gas could "completely disrupt the market," he said, reducing the need for imports over all.

Most industry analysts forecast that China's need for imports will rise as steel output expands and domestic supplies of iron ore contract.

Diminished profits and slowing investment temper China's demand for machinery and raw materials, limiting the need for imports.

"Our country gains because of reduced greenhouse emissions and a much smaller need for imported oil.

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply-chain management has become more critical due to the increased gas demand and the need for imported LNG.

In particular, daylight and thermal comfort are improved under large structures by exploring passive solar strategies that reduce the need for imported energy.

But for now, China's need for imported energy combined with its desire to diversify its supplies, from the Middle East primarily, is making Indonesia, at least, feel confident.

The FA were clearly keen to raise the glamour quotient at the 125th final, though there was no need for imported extras or spin of any sort.