Sentence examples for widely imported from inspiring English sources

This idea has been widely imported into the information technology sphere, where privacy is often described as the ability (or perceived ability) to control submitted personal information -especially when using the Internet (Dinev and Hart 2004).

Although iron and steel castings are being widely imported from low-cost manufacturing areas, steel forgings are still made in the developed world to meet the required quality control standards.

José Valderrama, 27, pulled his car's steering wheel from an old Lada, the Russian cars widely imported into Cuba back when the island was backed by the Soviet Union.  .

Rice, although widely grown, is also imported, usually from Thailand.

Soft drinks, both domestic and imported, are widely available.

The authorities say that by spreading bribes widely, Mr. Lai, 42, imported more than $5 billion worth of cars, fuel and other goods without paying duties.

Derivatives exchanges grew up offering contracts for the future delivery of commodities that were often produced, imported or widely traded nearby.

Over 70% of drugs consumed in Nigeria are imported from India and China, widely seen as the biggest source of fakes.

Because imported malaria is widely distributed throughout China, the disease could be introduced into malaria-free localities during the transmission season, especially when a large number of cases are clustered in areas in which Anopheles species mosquitoes are prevalent.

The source of the recent cholera epidemic in Haiti remains controversial but it is widely believed that it was imported by UN peacekeeping forces arriving from Nepal [ 17, 19].

We found no significant seasonal differences in latency for the highly heterogeneous cases imported from the widely geographically scattered countries other than India and Pakistan (where monsoons are therefore not clustered in time) with latency 51 days April to September versus 66 days October to March (P=0.54) (fig 5).