Examples of using "Matières" in a sentence and their english translations:
Japan is lacking in raw materials.
let alone a sexual one.
Commodity prices were rising.
my favorite subjects were English and history.
made from renewable raw materials.
I like English best of all subjects.
The ship transports raw materials from Indonesia.
because we are not teaching subjects,
What are you going to do with the supply of raw materials?
And we sell some raw materials to the world
Math and English were my favorite subjects.
Japan imports various raw materials from abroad.
Countries that remained without raw material after a while
I like mathematics, chemistry and the like.
He won the prize for excellence in all subjects.
China used to import a lot of the US's recyclables,
And now every country will start to suffer from raw materials
Japan has to import most of its raw materials.
He did well in all subjects, particularly mathematics.
During hot season, perishables go bad easily.
My favorite subjects in high school were geometry and history.
The problem with the Moon is, what are the local materials?
Commodity futures markets have become highly speculative.
Flip to the back of the book for the index.
He did well in all subjects and, above all, in mathematics.
You got into a happy mood, you even liked the subjects you used to hate
We will start to have a shortage of raw materials after somewhere
Japan imports raw materials from China and exports finished products to it.
I don't call it colonization, I call it systematic raw materials exploitation.
I prefer plain materials.
it is the means used to know, the fact of administering to his victim materials or substance capable of giving death.
We, vulgar Internet users, are just raw materials, from which Google and Facebook extract our digital lives to make the predictive products sold to enterprises that want to exploit us.
Vegans are people who avoid products from animal sources or products tested on animals in an effort to avoid harming animals. Freegans take this a step further by recognizing that in a complex, industrial, mass-production economy driven by profit, abuses of humans, animals, and the earth abound at all levels of production (from acquisition to raw materials to production to transportation) and in just about every product we buy.