Sentence examples for hit trade from inspiring English sources

But the injustices that still stand to this day don't just hit trade unionists or working-class communities.

But in the longer-term they are forecast to lose out as protracted Brexit negotiations hit trade.

But it emerged later that Britain would be unlikely to take any steps that could hit trade with Russia or block Russian involvement in the City of London.

The travel company revealed on Thursday that it had slumped to a quarterly loss and would miss annual profit targets after terrorist attacks in Turkey hit trade.

No wonder, then, that the spectre of the worst recession since the Depression led many to fear another descent into protectionism and a similar decline in trade.At first, the recession did hit trade hard.

"In a world where planes hit trade centers and the whole thing comes crashing down, I think you probably want to make this stuff in more than one place".

Market volatility connected to the European debt crisis has hit trading activity across the financial services sector.

Fashion chain Next said the Olympics has hit trading in its London stores, as tourists and locals stay away, leaving the capital a ghost town.

America argues, rightly, that without the credible threat of international sanctions (not just its own), hitting trade and investment in oil and gas, the clerics won't budge.

There are fears that the administrators of Woolworths will flood the market with cheap DVDs and CDs, in turn hitting trade at companies such as Zavvi, the former Virgin Megastore now owned by its management.

The currency would strengthen, hitting trading businesses.