Sentence examples for would have imported from inspiring English sources

But one of the utility's plans to increase generation for this summer did not come through: turning on cable underneath the Long Island Sound that would have imported 330 megawatts of power.

A plan to build in Edinburgh a 200MW biomass plant which would have imported 83% of its wood, was withdrawn by Forth Energy in 2012.

I asked the waiter for one, wondering idly what kind they'd have: imported Tiger beer?

I'd have imported him into the British original – possibly along with newspaper the Gracepoint Journal, which seems slightly more dynamic than its British equivalent.

Mr. Hale said the dollar's weakness was one factor working against the plant; many of the van's components would have been imported from Europe.

While the U.S. trade deficit with China is growing, most of the goods from China, between 60 and 75percentt of them, simply would have been imported in past years from other countries.

It is nearly impossible to differentiate legal ivory, which would have been imported prior to a 1989 ban, from illegal ivory.

To the extent Wal-Mart buys more U.S.-made goods the company would have otherwise imported, it would reflect the recent shift in the United States' commercial relationship with the rest of the world.

In layers dated to 7,000 years ago, large amounts of shells belonging to a snail of the genus Olivella were found, which would have been imported from the West Coast of the United States, 200 mile away.

In his 1911 to 1912 excavations, Bushe-Fox found evidence for working of lead, copper and silver; two ingots discovered at this time revealed that raw materials would have been imported to the area.

Clearly the Ayatollah's in Iran have had their revenge-the tie, in that nation remains a big and problematic symbol of evil from the Great Satan and now that we can flood Pakistani markets with a Made in China tie for every self respecting Pakistani middle class male-we would have successfully imported democracy.