Sentence examples for disruption of trade from inspiring English sources

With the destruction of Songhai hegemony, political chaos ensued, resulting in a disruption of trade.

Amsterdam suffered from the disruption of trade during World War I, but modest prosperity resumed in the 1920s.

"There could even be, ultimately, asset freezes, visa bans" and disruption of trade, Kerry said on NBC's Meet the Press programme.

Economic decline followed, since Ukrainian industry was already suffering from the disruption of trade with former Soviet republics in the wake of the U.S.S.R.'s demise.

Turkey is worried about the costs such a war would impose on its already weak economy through the disruption of trade and tourism in particular.

The Greeks' great transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age 3,000 years ago, according to Maurice and Smithson, was inspired by a disruption of trade due to wars in the eastern Mediterranean.

Importing countries should avoid arbitrary disruption of emerging trade opportunities and of existing trade.

During the late Napoleonic Wars, French naval strategy focused on the disruption of this trade with the use of fast and well-armed frigates to operate independently along British trade routes and capture British merchant ships.

While employers continued to cut jobs, there was no sustained spike in oil prices, no panic on Wall Street, no serious disruption of global trade.

The subsequent severe energy shortage combined with the disruption of key trade routes due to civil unrest in Georgia caused a sharp drop in industrial production, further devastating the economy.

Without instructions from his superior, and with no idea where the main French fleet was, Allemand spent much of August off the Spanish coast before deciding to turn to the third aspect of his orders, the disruption of British trade.