Sentence examples for diminished trade from inspiring English sources

Food became simpler in general as urban life in the West diminished, trade routes were disrupted, and the rich retreated to the more limited self-sufficiency of their country estates.

Institutions that moderate income inequality – including a much diminished trade union movement, the federal industrial relations tribunal and social welfare safety net – are relentlessly attacked by the right.

The pressure change and diminished trade winds cause warm surface water to move eastward along the Equator from the western Pacific, while the warm surface layer in the east becomes thicker.

Speculation on diminished trade value runs rampant.

Lord Hutton, a former Labour business secretary, said: "Labour is facing a very deep crisis and can no longer exist to appeal to a diminishing trade union vote.

Hutton, a former Labour business secretary, said: "Labour is facing a very deep crisis and can no longer exist to appeal to a diminishing trade union vote.

The State Department worked to diminish trade barriers to the benefit of seed companies, and encouraged the embassies to "publicize the benefits of agbiotech as a development tool".

Similarly, we all believe if we can work together to diminish trade barriers, it would be good for many people, particularly poor farmers in the developing world.

Consistently, FTA is a policy measure that diminishes trade barriers among trading partners and facilitates easier flow of trade and investment in each set of conditions agreed by the parties (Fukunaga 2015).

We argue that reproducing wolverines deployed a foraging strategy attuned to altering their movement patterns throughout the summer to address a continuous, but diminishing, trade-off between providing both food and shelter for their offspring.

But Camby's history of injuries has diminished his trade value.