Sentence examples for considerable trade from inspiring English sources

Cuenca has a considerable trade in timber.

Zenon's records also testify to a considerable trade in cereals, oil, and wine.

A considerable trade in agricultural products, especially in grain, is carried out with the Hauts (high) Plateaux and the arid south.

Now one of the most important cities in the northern Netherlands, it is a shopping and commercial centre with a considerable trade in cereals, oilseed, lumber, and cattle.

After the building of the city's walls by Anglo-Norman settlers (c. 1270), Galway developed as a commercial centre and had considerable trade with Spain.

First mentioned in 1034, it was a court town with considerable trade (in iron and tinplate) and industry from the 14th to the 16th century.

These methods generally imply a considerable trade-off between imaging speed and resolution, limiting their applicability to high-throughput workflows.

The Pareto front shows a considerable trade-off between the total remediation cost and the removed DNAPL mass.

Despite structural cells being increasingly utilized for their dual role in storm-water management and tree establishment, there may be a considerable trade-off between storm-water management and urban-forest function in northern climates where de-icing salt application continues to be commonplace.

The Italian traveller Marco Polo recorded that there were considerable trading activities between the Red Sea and the Canara coast in the 13th century.

During the 13th century Italian traveller Marco Polo recorded that there were considerable trading activities between the Red Sea and the Canara coast.