Sentence examples for burgeoning trade from inspiring English sources

Then there's the burgeoning trade deficit.

Industrialisation, too, took to the sea, in the form of burgeoning trade propelled by steam power.

But India, which stands to gain disproportionately from burgeoning trade, must make most of the running.

Australia largely avoided the post-2008 recession because of its burgeoning trade with China.

Mohamed and his friends are the latest victims of a burgeoning trade in Syrian identity documents.

The public is skeptical that American workers would benefit from a burgeoning trade skirmish with China.

Fur magnate John Jacob Astor establishes Astoria, a trading post on the Columbia River, to serve the burgeoning China trade.

Burgeoning Pacific trade required opening diplomatic relations with heretofore isolationist Japan and created American trade in places that before had always been European commercial preserves.

Walking trails and nature preserves are beginning to attract as many visitors to the region as its burgeoning antiques trade.

The United States-Singapore FTA will help advance areas such as e-commerce, intellectual property, labour and environmental standards, and the burgeoning services trade.

The sight and smell of littered streets and drains in parts of Port-au-Prince will inevitably affect the burgeoning tourist trade.