Sentence examples for creating a trade from inspiring English sources
China exports more than $4 of goods to the United States for each $1 it imports from America, creating a trade surplus of about $275 billion.
"If he's for creating a trade policy so that corporate America starts investing in this country, not in China, yeah, we can work together on that," Sanders said.
D8 The Arts MEMORIAL PLANS -- A group of architects, artists and business people is trying to smooth the process of creating a trade center memorial.
In the late 18th century Britain took advantage of the Chinese affection for opium and began exporting it heavily to China, thus creating a trade balance in their favor.
The Russian government imposed steep tariffs on crude oil exports, undermining profitable refining businesses in Belarus that sold gasoline to Western Europe and creating a trade deficit that weakened the currency.
"Livingstone was convinced that the Kololo king supported the exploration because he seemed to embrace the explorer's 'civilising mission', the fulfilment of which depended on creating a trade route that would bring British colonists and goods into the heart of Africa," Dr Kalusa writes.
More then 170 major corporations — including Google, Best Buy, Pfizer, FedEx, Allstate, AT&T and Hewlett-Packard — are spending millions of dollars at the two conventions to promote their brands and their political agendas, creating a trade-show atmosphere away from the podium.
Soon, GE hopes, suppliers will be using the network to negotiate with their own suppliers, creating a trading community.
On Thursday, Fantex Holdings, a start-up company, announced that it would allow fans to do that by creating a trading exchange for investors to buy and sell interests in professional athletes.
The implicit assumption is that a faster transportation mode is also the more expensive one, creating a trade-off between cost and time affecting the distribution network configuration.
