Sentence examples for the importations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or an instance of importing.
Immediately, there was a lively to do among American horse breeders, for the importations included some of the best blood in Central Europe.
It is somewhat unfair to strictly blame this on the Chinese, as the USA has shifted our emissions overseas, by the importations of goods.
The quantities sent to those ports are only in transit, the importations received at Marseilles being destined for Alsace, the North of France and Switzerland, to which, for the present year, Spain may be added.
The importations at Trieste are for the interior of Austria and other parts of Germany, as well as for Switzerland, which draws supplies from all the Adriatic and Mediterranean ports.
The importations were made in 1875 and consisted of cotton goods, upon which the collector assessed a duty of 5 1/2 cents a square yard, and 20 per centum ad valorem.
The importations in question were wholly of cotton, and dyed black in the piece, after being woven, and were made in imitation of a well-known article called Italian cloth, made of wool, and used for lining woolen coats.
The British pig industry has suffered due to the importation of cheap imported pork.
Quotas or quantitative restrictions may prohibit the importation of certain commodities or limit the amounts imported.
The slowdown in imports can be attributed to the slowdown in the importation of oil.
Tells about the importation of Swedish matches.
State governments financed the importation of smuggled machines.
