Sentence examples for source of textile from inspiring English sources

China is no longer just a cheap source of textile and apparel factory labor, but a target market.

This chapter identifies some of the sources of textile waste, and examines some of the environmental and social effects of their manufacture, use and disposal in a situation where landfill and incineration, the traditional methods of waste disposal, are becoming less and less available.

Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L). is one of the most economically important crops and provides the largest renewable source of material for the textile industry.

From the start he was interested in the sources of textiles and insistent on brand identity: even the smallest batch of garments had to be emphatically labelled with the Wakeford's name.

In the first quotation, the constant reference to kinds of material hints at the prime concern: the Latin word "texere", meaning to weave, and the source of both textile and text.

The pots were irrigated with groundwater as the source of freshwater, textile wastewater as well as the mixture of the two in different ratios (Table 2).

Cotton is a commercially important fibre crop and is used as a major source of natural textile fibre and cottonseed oil.

South Korea is not a significant source of cheap textiles, and the agreement won't make it one.

See Commentary: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7007/8/137 Domesticated upland cotton, Gossypium hirsutum L., provides the largest source of renewable natural textile fibre and also supports the manufacture of diverse consumer products ranging from medical supplies to currency http://www.cotton.org.org

Cotton is one of the most important crops not primarily farmed as a human or animal food (although one of the byproducts is an edible oil); instead it is grown mainly for the fiber it produces (actually elongated and thickened seed trichomes, or epidermal cells) and is the world's largest source of renewable natural textile fiber.

The American Textile Manufacturers Institute estimates that China is the source of $4 billion worth of textiles smuggled into the U.S. each year in contravention of existing import quotas.