Sentence examples for alarming trade from inspiring English sources

While this relationship between Chinafrica was well-balanced for years, since 2015 an alarming trade imbalance has developed, which many African leaders are now taking on.

We also can only hope that the alarming anti-trade rhetoric we have heard from Mr. Obama during the campaign would give way to the understanding of the benefits of trade reflected in his writings.

That is likely a relief to pro-NAFTA elements of big business, but it is alarming to progressive trade skeptics who had hoped that trade reforms aimed at saving American jobs would be an area of common interest with the Trump administration.

Today's alarming fourth-year trade data on President Obama's U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA) arrived just as the Obama administration has started its hard sell to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).

In early May, managing director of retail analysts Conlumino, Neil Saunders, described the latest Morrisons figures as "woeful" and said they represented "an alarming deterioration in trade".

HONG KONG — A little more than a year ago, I wrote an article about the alarming pickup in the trade in endangered species that the world has seen in recent years.

Other problems included high unemployment and underemployment, an unfavourable balance of trade, and an alarming inflation rate.

Mr Sarkozy singled out Peter Mandelson, the EU trade commissioner, for alarming Irish (and French) farmers with talk of cuts to EU tariff barriers.

"But its numbers for some time have been clearly indicating a weakness in trade that is alarming and that many economists, and virtually all politicians, act like doesn't exist".

Thus from the MSM we get a staple of alarming stories about job losses, trade and fiscal deficits, global warming, the price of oil rising to $100 a barrel and so on.

Its rapid ascent reflects a new Wall Street where high-speed computers now dominate trading, sometimes with alarming consequences.