Sentence examples for lost commerce from inspiring English sources
Flooding from rising sea levels would cut off transportation from national highways and railways, costing an estimated $50 million a day in lost commerce, according to a 2016 study by Natural Resources Canada, a government body, analyzing the impacts of climate change on Atlantic Canada.
The blockade had legal standing only if it worked, and its vulnerabilities raised the question whether the Old World would finally intervene, recognize Confederate independence and rescue its lost commerce.
His issues against the war were more about lost commerce than moral outrage at the shedding of blood.
President Alfredo Palacio declared a state of emergency late Tuesday, the ninth day of protests by thousands of Indians against free trade talks with the United States that have closed off highways and led to millions of dollars in lost commerce.
A 2005 report concluded that congestion on the bridge was expected to cost the region $844 million a year in lost commerce by 2025.
The Democrats lost Congress in 1994.
Once it lost Wilbur Mills, it lost Congress.
We lost Choice FM as a result.
Instead he fought and lost Bristol East.
Yahoo also recently lost CTO Ari Balogh and EVP Ash Patel.
Earlier this week, AMD lost Gateway gtw as a customer to Intel.
