Sentence examples for to import us from inspiring English sources
The businessmen bought the US dollars from the Saigon treasury with their South Vietnamese piasters at half the official exchange rate; they then used this cheaply acquired American currency to import US goods.
You have to import us Brits to do your wrinkly work".
The attempt to import US pancakes as a breakfast item is ongoing, and, occasionally, chefs and food writers entreat us to explore savoury pancakes, but are either of those wise?
This is because "We will still be a loss making business till we get to the point where we have an ethane tank and we are able to import from the US".
We simply can't do that, since over 20% of our domestic energy supply comes from that region, and shutting it down would require us to import more oil, not less, from countries who hate us and use our own money against us.
"Oil, gas, minerals, those things God has dumped on this part of the earth for mankind's use instead of us relying on unfriendly foreign nations for us to import their resources.
Palin has previously voiced her interest in heading the Department of Energy, if only to dismantle it, and said last year that gas and oil are "things that God has dumped on this part of the Earth for mankind's use instead of us relying on unkind foreign nations for us to import their resources".
I think a lot about the Department of Energy, because energy is my baby, oil and gas and minerals, those things that God has dumped on this part of the earth for mankind's use instead of us relying on unfriendly foreign nations, for us to import their... resources.
For import of the 16S rRNA gene sequences, we used the Greengenes (34) alignment, which allowed us to import the 16S rRNA helix data from the Greengenes ARB database.
The software allows us to import and pre-process a PKN, normalize experimental data, train logic models to data using heuristic methods and post-process and visualize the resulting models.
This bill would drive workers underground and close many farms, killing jobs in processing, marketing and transportation, and requiring us to import more food from foreign countries.
