Sentence examples for since polish from inspiring English sources

Since Polish labor was inexpensive, it gave Kamprad a huge price advantage.

About 90% of Poland's electricity is produced from hard or brown coal, but since Polish coal is high-quality and relatively expensive, utilities are buying cheaper coal from abroad, mainly Russia.

Apparently, supporters of Kornel Morawiecki, a presidential candidate with trace support, concluded that since Polish law doesn't apply outside of Polish diplomatic posts, they would go ahead and agitate, displaying a large banner across the street from the Embassy, denouncing Messrs Tusk and Komorowski as liars.

On a mission to broaden the appeal and maximize the efficiency of the parish, which also includes a school, a community center and some choice real estate, the pastor last month eliminated the Polish-language Mass that had been a tradition at Our Lady of Czestochowa in the century since Polish Catholic immigrants bought the gray stone church from upwardly mobile Episcopalians.

We use the regional West-East dummies to control for potential variation across regions in political participation rates since Polish politics displays strong regional cleavages (see Lafleur & Sánchez-Domínguez, 2015 on regional differences in political behavior among Bolivian immigrants).

Since Polish units were now concentrated on the southern edges of the position, the 2nd SS was able to force a path through to the 3rd Parachute Division by noon, opening a corridor out of the pocket.

Since polishing could have been done by a prior application of a coating, though this was not the rule, ATR-FTIR spectroscopy was attempted to identify the coating.

The polymer phase is not apparent in the SEM images, but its presence is evidenced by the conservation of the metal nanostructure: the polished surfaces of native npg, Figure 1a, appear dense and featureless in the SEM since polishing destroys the fragile ligament structure.

Since 1989 Polish politicians have been trying, spectacularly unsuccessfully until recently, to diversify the country's energy supplies.

No one's done anything since the Polish food revolution arrived!' " "I completely bullied her into it," Crittenden said, speaking by phone from Washington, D.C.

Institute of Public Affairs director Jacek Kucharczyk says the Catholic Church in Poland has become increasingly politicised: "Since the Polish pope John Paul II died in 2005, the church has become anti-European and reactionary.