Sentence examples for harm trade from inspiring English sources

All this could harm trade and GDP.

This will harm trade and investment and therefore leave Britain poorer.

I think it may harm trade here – if people can't pop outside for a fag, especially in cold weather, they'll probably choose to go somewhere else".

Surprisingly perhaps, in view of Poland's history, his has been a rare voice opposing sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine crisis, on the grounds that they harm trade without having the required political impact.

In a fascinating paper entitled "Paying a Visit: The Dalai Lama Effect on International Trade," Andreas Fuchs and Nils-Hendrik Klann, from the economics department at Germany's University of Göttingen, looked back at nearly two decades of data on trade and diplomacy, a period in which Beijing has regularly warned foreign leaders that meeting with the Dalai Lama would harm trade ties with China.

Analysts say the chicken row is not enough to harm trade between the two but the matter certainly needs to be handled delicately and speedily.

25 The variations may in part be explained by clinical uncertainty about the likely benefit or harm trade-offs of treatment in older patients or by patient preference.

Trade-offs between the potential benefits and downsides of screening must be weighed by men deciding whether to participate in prostate cancer screening; little is known about benefit:harm trade-offs men are willing to make.

Trade-offs between the potential benefits and downsides of screening must be weighed by men deciding whether to participate in prostate cancer screening; little is known about benefit:harm trade-offs men are willing to accept.

The strengths of the study are that it is the first study to use discrete choice methods to examine men's preferences for prostate cancer screening, and the benefit:harm trade-offs men may be willing to make; it will consider the influence of age and family history on preferences in a large cohort of men, broadly representative of the Australian population aged 40 to 69 years.

"What does 'arms trade' mean?" he asked.