Sentence examples for higher trade from inspiring English sources

That would override some of the drag from a higher trade deficit," Mr. Schwerdtfeger said.

It argues that higher trade barriers will lead to more U.S. jobs, strengthen the manufacturing base, and promote economic growth.

EXPORTS 2,000,000 BUSHELS Deferred Options in Corn Go Higher -- Trade in Rye and Oats Is Liveller.

Yet with higher trade barriers, on average, than rich countries, they have the most to gain from further liberalisation.

Roughly half of the $635 billion in goods traded between the U.S. and China last year now face higher trade barriers.

And part of the price the United States pays for that status is a stronger currency and higher trade deficits than would be the case otherwise.

At 25%, 50 %, 75 and full load, optimal CRDI operations registered a 6.8, 29.5, 23.3 and 29 times higher trade-off merit than corresponding baseline diesel operations with 66.5%, 45%, 13.1% and 37% lower soot emissions but were penalized with 240.6%, 61.9%, 14.5% and 23.3% higher NHC emissions with respect to the desired EPA mandates as applicable to the experimental engine.

The best trade-off merits were scored at low CNG energy participation ratios corresponding to an energy share of 7.5%, 4.3%, 6.2% and 10.7% at 25%, 50 %, 75 and full load conditions respectively which were successful in scoring 237.5%, 63.5%, 49.6% and 30.9% higher trade-ofullerit aload with a simultaneous 63.9%, 67.95% 50.7% and 74.6% lower NHconditionss than its corespectivelyCRDI counterparts.

Stocks that are thinly traded also tend to be associated with higher trading costs.

"Both effects will be terrible for investors who will experience higher trading costs".

Third, empirical analysis of food safety issue applied to developing countries, with limited resources and higher trade-offs between food safety and other investments, is limited.