Sentence examples for bitter trade from inspiring English sources

While ties are generally warm between Brazil and Canada, the countries have a history of bitter trade disputes involving aircraft and beef exports.

Those businesses feared a bitter trade war like the one the Mexicans waged over trucking, which imposed stiff tariffs on American goods headed south.

If China stops this, the value of the US dollar would plunge, and a bitter trade war, engulfing the rest of the world, would ensue.

Mr. Trump said the negotiations had been hindered by a lack of support from China, which he blamed on its bitter trade dispute with the United States.

In recent weeks, however, the loudest arguments have been among the Canadians themselves over a proposal to end a bitter trade dispute between the United States and Canada.

The effort by another American weather research laboratory to buy an earlier generation of NEC supercomputer led to a bitter trade battle in 1996.

While three of the eight judges (two Soviet and one American) initially advocated the death penalty for Speer, the other judges did not, and a compromise sentence was reached "after two days' discussion and some rather bitter horse-trading".

Even this month, as India and Italy trade bitter exchanges, her loyalty is not questioned.

The United States and China are locked in a bitter and escalating trade war, in which hundreds of billions of U.S. and Chinese products are under tariff.

But he also took the opportunity to trade bitter accusations with former regional allies who have sent soldiers to back a rebellion against him.

A planned cross-party event involving Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg for the yes to the alternative vote campaign has collapsed as the offices of the two party leaders trade bitter recriminations.