source of raw materialsの例文

• Global sourcing of raw materials accounts for some of the container crisis.
• Duplications are a major source of raw material for evolving new genes.
• The earliest industries in India developed near the sources of raw material.
• Banka is strategically located near the source of raw materials for heavy industries.
• The oil refineries there provided a ready source of raw materials.
• The tanneries were built close to the source of raw materials.
• For Japan, Manchuria became an essential source of raw materials.
• Manchuria was the major source of raw materials and heavy industry for the Nationalist government.
• Silversmiths had always regarded coinage as a source of raw material, already government verified for fineness.
• These groups established broader territorial divisions to produce more food and control wider sources of raw materials.
• Ukraine is an important source of raw material for the huge smelters that underpinned the Russian aluminum industry.
• The coal and iron ore deposits of the Black Country area provided a ready source of raw material.
• By controlling the seas and skies, the Allies have isolated Japan from its overseas sources of raw materials.
• They ( international suppliers ) can help seek out high quality sources of raw materials to cope with demand,
• In their view, the United States want to break up Russia and turn it into a source of raw materials.
• A component of high Andean forests, it is regarded as an important source of raw materials for the Andean peoples.
• His initial source of raw material was horse heart, but the crystals thus obtained were too small for X-ray analysis.
• Also, the association provides information on required global manufacturing standards, sources of raw materials, market situations, available plants and equipment.
• Researchers working to create biodegradable car body parts are looking to the cannabis plant as a possible source of raw materials.
• Those five cell lines alone comprise a main source of raw material being used now, at least in the United States.