Sentence examples for possibility of importing from inspiring English sources
In past years, when City Opera flirted with the idea of leaving, City Ballet officials held open the possibility of importing a modern dance company in its place.
As part of his effort to break the strike, Mr. Chávez has had talks with officials from Algeria about the possibility of importing oil workers, and is reportedly exploring similar options with India and the Philippines.
When Mr. Bunche returned to N. Y., he wrote a letter to Georges Palthey, Deputy Dir. of the European office of the Palais des Nations, about the possibility of importing some of the birds.
Furthermore, these connections provide us with the possibility of importing results in one field into the other one.
Furthermore, investors will make decisions based on their profitability, which depends among other things on the possibility of importing (exporting) from (to) neighboring countries, and will not necessarily coincide with the aims of the regulators or the consumers.
Economic stability, access to bank credit, and the possibility of importing new technology were the determining factors for the development of these modern units over the last 10 years.
Clinicians should be aware of the possibility of imported WNV to request specific tests in symptomatic patients.
Our findings showed HEV exposure in travelers and nontravelers, suggesting the possibility of imported and locally acquired HEV in Australia.
It should be possible to remain a committed atheist and nevertheless find occasions such as Christmas useful, interesting and consoling – and be curious as to the possibilities of importing certain religious ideas into the secular realm.
India, which has spent more than $2 billion fighting polio, must keep vaccinating to suppress any possibility of an imported case's taking hold, and in rare cases the weakened live strain used as a vaccine can mutate back into a form that can paralyze and spread.
The possibility that exchange rates may not always reflect the true economic costs and benefits of importing and exporting was addressed by one study, which noted the potential impact of local import duties on equipment costs [ 21].
