Sentence examples for inbound trade from inspiring English sources

The events of Sept. 11 have spread the pain to the rest of the country, with airlines and other transportation companies suffering heavy losses and Egyptian travel agencies and tour packagers reporting inbound trade down by at least half compared with a year ago.

Located on the country's west coast, Hodeidah accounts for about 70percentt of Yemen's inbound trade.

The Saudi-led coalition has suffocated Yemen's key points of access, such as the western coast port city of Hodeidah, a hub that accounts for about 70percentt of Yemen's inbound trade.

At the twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the major U.S. hub for China trade, inbound containers jumped by 10.2% last month, up 17.7% over October of last year.

They came from the smallest universities and the major programs; they came to network, to trade inbounds plays and to debate the finer points of the 1-3-1 press.

This trade which opened both inbound and outbound human migration flows provided ample opportunities for the introduction of YF to Asia.

"The first thing we deal with are inbound reports.

Alison Brittain, chief executive, said that although trading in London had benefited from inbound tourism, in the regions lower consumer confidence in both the leisure and corporate markets had dampened demand.

Attract the so-called "alpha" users who can drive development, propel your message, and add inbound HTML links to raise your site's PageRank, and the Internet trade winds will take even the smallest company wherever it needs to go.

And the figures for the overall balance of trade in relation to tourism – the difference between the receipts from inbound visitors and expenditure by British citizens while overseas – is striking.

Aside from 3to4%4% of the total volume, which is shipped using air freight, the inbound flows are shipped by containerised liner shipping, usually in the East Asia to Europe trade.