Sentence examples for where imported from inspiring English sources

And Germany's reunited capital is following in the footsteps of New York and London, where imported cuisines are generally preferable to indigenous ones.

The chancellor and mainstream economists never engaged with rebuilding supply chains in a sector like cars, where imported components account for nearly 40%% of the value of output.

It is where imported products arrive and filter through the tributary of trucks, trains and retailers into the hands of consumers.

In Carrefour, the Adventist agency has set up a well-oiled production workshop, where imported wood is cut and assembled into kits then constructed and painted on site by local workers.

As an adolescent, Felix (a smart-alecky, wonderfully bitchy Debargo Sanyal) worked summers at his father's tropical-bird theme park, where imported flamingos served as a convenient metaphor for his feelings of entrapment and self-exile.

A deli serving sandwiches, where imported and domestic meats and cheeses can also be ordered by the pound, abuts a sushi bar that doubles as a Mexican grill serving tacos and burritos.

There is joy, however, in Winnipeg, where importing the team from Atlanta has the city so nuts over the new iteration of the Jets that tickets for Sunday's opener are reportedly selling for up to 13 times face value.

Michael Elsby of the University of Edinburgh and Bart Hobijn and Aysegul Sahin of the Federal Reserve have shown that in industries where imports became a more important part of the supply chain between 1993 and 2010 the labour share fell the most.

Absolutely not – this is one business where imports are banned.

Locals' market share was lower in Moscow where imports still dominate.

Granted, consumption continues to rise, especially in China, where imports have grown by about 10% so far this year.