Imported means: simple past and past participle of import. Related words include foreign or strange. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Imported in practice.
Imported in a sentence
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Imported meaning
simple past and past participle of import
Example sentences (20)
Imported natural gas prices fell 11.2 percent, partially unwinding the enormous 42.7 percent increase in December.
He says that the cost is reasonable although the cost of some imported fruits and a few local vegetables is high.
HBL’s technology for electronic fuzes has cost and integration advantages over imported supplies by competitors.
In 2022, the region imported about 9 tonnes of sweet potatoes from Morocco, with Qatar and Bahrain the main consumers.
All of this will benefit ordinary Ghanaians through stable prices of basic commodities including imported ones.
It would effectively only be able to sell the smartwatches that it had already imported by the time the ban took effect.
Of the total external trade in June 2023, PSA said 61.3 percent were imported goods, while the rest were exported goods.
I’m sure they are now regretting bringing Stoneage politics which they imported from another PF in Zimbabwe.
In 2019, the Department of Fire and Rescue had demonstrated the imported skylift which had an aerial ladder.
A lot of those imported cans, some of them, a decent chunk, maybe a third were coming from the Middle East.
IV, imported directly from the UK to serve as an early study guide for budding Japanese military engineers.
It would also improve freedoms to produce new blends, as well as allow bottlers to turn imported still wines into sparkling.
But the key statistic is on the first slide—that 85 percent of San Diego’s water is already imported.
Most pine nuts are imported, and because they can spoil, extra prep and care go into their transport.
He told reporters that the cases on Exuma and the Berry Islands were imported from New Providence.
Once Micron’s made-in-India chip is available, it will be much cheaper to use it while manufacturing versus the imported counterpart.
Premium Bali Kratom has been one of several prominent “strains” imported from the island of Bali.
Das said the region’s heavy dependence on imported fossil fuels has made it vulnerable to imported fuel inflation.
Trump imposed a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum in March last year.
Modern building in Tuvalu are constructed from imported building materials including imported timber and concrete.
Common combinations with imported
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- on imported 28×
- imported from 27×
- of imported 18×
- imported goods 13×
- the imported 9×
- be imported 8×
- imported steel 8×
- imported into 8×
- imported and 8×
- imported by 7×
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