Sentence examples for upon imported from inspiring English sources

The outcome will be a greater reliance upon imported energy, but in a way that China hopes will increase its security, not undermine it.

Hong Kong is dependent upon imported products, which make up about half of the total amount of external trade, the rest being divided between exports and reexports.

"The renewables directive has driven a change in Whitehall culture to take advantage of Britain's unparalleled homegrown clean energy resources, with the opportunity to move our economy away from an over-reliance upon imported gas and coal.

And with the decline in pollinating insects in recent years, food producers are increasingly reliant upon imported bees.

Like many developing higher education sectors, Dubai is heavily reliant upon imported higher education; but unlike most of its peer states, Dubai, through targeted Free Zones, is specifically seeking to maintain the international nature of the imported programmes rather than customise them through the application of localised accreditation standards.

What he found when he finally got in was that the jewel of the Arab world is almost entirely built upon imported slave labor.

In these parts, the image of the hipster is also a stand-in for a more deeply seated suspicion that the whole look provides cover for a more privileged crowd that is intent upon importing to your neighborhood higher real estate, food and drink prices — and a new attitude that says, "I'm richer than you, I'm hipper than you and, gosh darn it, some things are going to change around here".

The Song were forced to provide tribute to the Khitans, although paying this tribute did little damage to the overall Song economy since the Khitans were heavily dependent upon importing massive amounts of goods from the Song.

Upon importing the linked observations into the i2b2 repository, the simple ranking/order relationship between them can be preserved at the database level, but the complex spatial relationships between all the different charted fields will be lost.

This is a critical issue for energy consuming countries which often depend upon sources imported from abroad.

It is difficult to prove the naive status of experimental animals prior to exposure, therefore many studies established in the United Kingdom since 1998 have relied upon sheep imported from New Zealand.