Sentence examples for distant trading from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the level of globalization has been overstated, but next year may, perversely, see more trade overseas, only this will be with our neighbors and not distant trading partners.

The cloth woven in Bruges was the city's pride and principal source of revenue, sold to distant trading partners around the known world.

Since such agreements are becoming commonplace, and since South Korea chose a modest and distant trading partner, Chile, for its first foray into tariff-free trade, it would be easy to dismiss the treaty's importance to the rest of Asia.

There can be very little doubt that, during the early centuries ad, Indian artists and craftsmen traveled to work in the distant trading colonies of Southeast Asia, for they would have been needed to set up local traditions with proper formulas and methods.

Video games are at the core of the company's revenue mix, and new rules and controls on the industry has crushed its stock far more than a distant trade conflict.

They use it to order books and flowers, to check on weather conditions in distant cities, to trade stocks and commodities, to send messages and spread propaganda, and to join discussion groups on everything from soap operas to particle physics.

With prospects of a global agreement at the World Trade Organisation vanishing, America's hopes lie in the TPP and the more distant Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with Europe.

Aloof from official politics, non-party-aligned and sometimes distant from trade unionism, such movements reflect the growing prominence of issues and forms of profound social conflict that emerge outside the workplace.

More representative of these applied essays, however, is Rudolf Boch's "The Rise and Decline of Flexible Production: The Cutlery Industry of Solingen since the Eighteenth Century". Boch's narrative analysis begins when region-based artisanal industries began to feel the pull of larger and more distant world-trade circuits.

Soon after that, Palenque began trading with communities hundreds of miles distant.

But a year ago Lloyds shares were trading at 30p and recovery looked a distant prospect.