Sentence examples for improvements trade from inspiring English sources

If so, this will be good for American exporters.For all the improvements, trade imbalances are still too big.

Since then, the council and the 700 traders in the centre have spent about £300m on improvements, trade is growing fast in the city centre, and people in south Yorkshire have much better shops all round.Manchester is better placed to deal immediately with the Trafford Centre threat.

The Building and Home Improvement Trade segment retails building, renovation, and home improvement supplies.

The company operates its business through four segments: Food Trade, Home and Specialty Goods Trade, Building and Home Improvement Trade, and Car and Machinery Trade.

From the social point of view, quality improvements can significantly improve trade prospects and create new opportunities on the domestic grain market.

Improvements in trade relationships, long-distance communication and expanding foreign markets should produce even more deflationary pressures across a wider segment of both higher-skilled laborers and white-collar professionals.

Democrats used to trumpet the general economic and social improvement free trade brings, particularly for the poor who end up paying less for basic items.

In the past, regulators also called for improvements in trading software and hardware, but those conversations and new rules have not prevented new problems.

With a 12.6 times calendar 2015 PE and 5.4% calendar 2015 dividend yield, Imperial Tobacco continues to look attractively valued given its underlying improvements on trading and operational performance.

"While it may be tempting fate to say that the worst is behind us, we are now seeing some notable improvements in trading patterns which we're confident will benefit us through the second half".

The systematic colonization of the sparsely populated country, the improvement of trade routes through canal construction, and the establishment and operation of factories after the mercantilist model were begun under Frederick William.