Sentence examples for enough tariffs from inspiring English sources

At worst, a full-blown trade war could break out.If all that is not enough, tariffs on steel would also harm the American economy, at a time when its nascent recovery is particularly fragile.

Indian industry is competitive enough for tariffs to be lowered further.

Ricardo was accused of making "fatal errors" in not producing a denunciation of tariffs strong enough to satisfy Wilson.

If those consequences were not reason enough to lift the tariffs, the threatened retaliation completes the argument, said William E. Gaskin, the head of the Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition Steel Task Force, a lobbying group.

The Egyptians, gatekeepers of the trade with Venice, felt confident enough to impose a tariff amounting to a third of the value of spices passing through their fingers.Salvation for the palates and exchequers of Europe's kings lay in finding a sea route to the Indies.

And oddly enough the Red Hot tariff is only available in Vodafone stores — because early adopter types are obviously happiest trudging around the high street, rather than buying online (not).

"The guy's goofy enough that he may say, 'What tariffs?' 'I never said tariffs,' " Simmons said.

"We haven't stopped the EU raising any tariff, in fact I would like to see the EU making sure that their tariffs are high enough to stop dumping or to remedy any challenges faced by the industry," he said.

Mr. Usher warned over the weekend that this would be "a major mistake," because foreign companies would bring steel slab into the United States if tariffs were low enough, then fabricate it into competitive products.

We already trade pretty freely with most of these countries, and tariffs are low enough already that taking them down further will yield marginal, non-measurable gains given all the other moving parts in the international trade equation.

But the official said the administration aimed to set the tariff level high enough to offer relief for the industry.