Sentence examples for take imports from inspiring English sources

According to his study, when you take imports into account, there are still negative environmental effects.

In the west, Gujarat State is home to several large petroleum refineries that take imported crude oil and process it into products like jet and diesel fuel that are sold in other Asian countries.

Often it takes imported mischief-makers to inject some backbone into social satire, LA-style.

Some states have taken import inspections into their own hands, especially if imports compete with their local industries.

I've always taken imported European ones," said a pensioner, Nadezhda Kovalyova, who was stocking up on blood pressure pills at a central Moscow pharmacy.

The figure shows to what degree a nation's industrial structure (also taking import structure into account) contributes to increasing or decreasing emissions.

Private warehouses were taking imported goods from the docks and charging shippers storage fees.

Orlando hopes that Asia, especially China, will take more imports.

As with most photo apps, you can apply any of 20 or more filters to alter photos that you take or import.

Every night from 6 to 8, they take in imported new releases -- groovy downbeat jazz and multicultural music -- mixed by D.J.'s in Berlin, London and Vienna.

Unfortunately, he is Swedish, but if England can have a Swedish football manager, I guess Britain could take an imported head of state too.