Sentence examples for changing trade patterns from inspiring English sources

Brazil's changing trade patterns have also helped to shield it.

Changing trade patterns - notably Britain's entry into the then Common Market - saw the company's fortunes decline.

But it was taken over by the British firm Vesteys in 1979; with no investment, changing trade patterns led to its closure in 1979.

During that time Hirsch International of Hauppauge, a high-tech embroidery company serving the apparel industry, saw its market unravel and its sales plummet, a victim of changing trade patterns, slipping demand and global competition.

Manchester's docks in the Quays in the neighbouring city of Salford, abandoned in the early 1980s after containerisation and changing trade patterns caused a rapid decline, were an unlikely magnet for private money.

The increase in shipping-related invasions may be attributed to the increase in shipping volume throughout the region, changing trade patterns that result in new shipping routes, improved water quality in port environments, augmented opportunities for overlap with other introduction vectors, and increasing awareness and research effort [358] [359].

Large-scale upheaval in jobs is part of the economy; the impetus for it comes from technology, changing trading patterns and shifting consumer demand.

Briefly, solar radiation absorbed over the oceans leads to an increase in evaporation and moisture, which changes precipitation patterns and vertical motions, thus changing trade winds and ocean upwelling.

Changing trade winds here may have helped lower sea surface temperatures by altering ocean circulation patterns and making it so heat that otherwise would be warming the air is now trapped deep underwater.

The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund provides support for workers made redundant as a result of changing global trade patterns when for example large companies shut down or production is moved outside the EU.

However, the termination of reciprocity in 1866 and changing continental and world trade patterns eroded much of Nova Scotia's traditional economy.