Sentence examples for extreme trade from inspiring English sources

"The kind of trade policy I'm talking about -- not an extreme trade policy, but the kind of trade policy I'm talking about -- is not going to save all those jobs.

There has been an understandable sense of outrage over the Obama administration's attempt to ram the most extreme trade deal yet through Congress with a "fast-track" provision that forbids amendments or filibustering.

The global consensus against extreme trade imbalances provides the opportunity for a new strategy in the global economy that will expand but balance our trade, and make things in America once more.

This curve is an extreme trade-off between PV bundling requirements and PV capacities due to the BSS surrenders all of its profit level to finish PV consumption contract.

The extreme trading volatility at JPMorgan the company can score record profits one quarter and then flub the next quarter–has been an albatross on its stock performance, which though improving at the latter half of last year, still lingers in the high-$30 range, about where it was trading in March 2004.

The number of inputs (n = 5) and outputs (n = 4) used for the DEA is also consistent with approaches by previous related studies [ 4, 18– 20] to avoid extreme trade-off between estimated efficiency and number of inputs and outputs used.

But it gets worse: every scenario for Brexit is premised on extreme free trade agreements coupled with looser regulation to make us more competitive.

The presence of AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis has not required extreme travel or trade restrictions.

The extreme right trades in xenophobia.

This fall, for instance, will see the debut of not one but two brands of extreme sports trading cards.

No need to worry about the Brussels bureaucrats when you're ruled by the most extreme free-trade government in Europe.