Sentence examples for overseas components from inspiring English sources

Because it was not viable to produce a custom supplement for this study, commercially available Australian calcium supplements, which are typically made from overseas components, were administered to the subjects.

"All the data points suggested there was a real threat evolving quickly that had an overseas component," Juan Carlos Zarate, President George W. Bush's deputy national security adviser for combating terrorism, told me in November.

Last year overseas markets provided 10% of Shenzhen-based Huawei's $3.1 billion in sales, a threefold increase from 2000; the company hopes the overseas component can more than triple again, to 35%, by 2006.

With Britain so far remaining aloof from the 12-nation monetary union using the euro, manufacturers there also face exchange-rate risks: In recent months, the pound has strengthened steadily against the euro, making British-made cars more expensive and prompting manufacturers to obtain more components overseas.

"The rest is embedded in the components, made overseas".

Globalization has made the cost-benefit calculation much more complex because American manufacturers from Whirlpool to Compaq import a huge percentage of their components from overseas.

The similarly named Detroit Bicycle Company sells a copper-plated fixie for more than four thousand dollars, while Shinola, which markets popular "Built in Detroit" vintage cruisers for three thousand dollars, sources frames from Wisconsin and other components from overseas.

It is ninth among EU member states in the proportion of electricity generated from wind: 4.5% compared with an EU average of 6.3%.There are no indigenous UK wind turbine manufacturers and almost no basic manufacturing takes place in the country: most of the turbines are assembled from components built overseas.

This shows that it's gotten tough for Apple to maintain its culture of secrecy with so many component partners overseas.

Successive French government inquiries concluded urban riots in 2005, though portrayed as a Muslim "rising" by some commentators overseas, had no religious component and, though French citizens continued to make their way to Afghanistan or Iraq to fight, and sometimes die there, they were still few in number.

Already, though, much of the manufacturing for American wind energy is done offshore, with the big European developers importing some of the most sophisticated and valuable turbine components from factories overseas.