Sentence examples for lost trade with from inspiring English sources

Last year the economy grew by 8.9%, the highest rate since independence, but this year growth is expected to be closer to 2%, despite the fact that exports to the EU have offset lost trade with Russia and its allies.

The CBI, which has previously warned of £30bn in lost trade with Brazil, India, Russia and China alone, said Germany and France would benefit from better airport capacity to the tune of a combined by £22.5bn by 2030.

So far the direct cost of the influx is estimated to have cost Jordan's economy around $4 billion, not including the effect of lost trade with its war-torn neighbors.

The commission's staff apparently didn't consider Goldman's losing trades with other clients, because they were focused only on deals with A.I.G.

Businesses in Belfast's city centre have struggled to cope, with many reporting lost trade, and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) warned some investors may think again.

For its failure to ratify certain international conventions, Sri Lanka already risks losing trade preferences with the European Union at the end of this year.

Over that time, a stock can rise or fall several points, leaving an investor stuck with a losing trade even before the trade is finished.

It worked with businesses that were losing trade because crime was so disruptive around Times Square.

Eventually, he had to come up with cash to pay off some of his losing trades.

Rogue trades are always losing trades.

Not only did it fan separatist feeling among Turkey's own Kurds; the war's outcome also lost Turkey trade with Iraq worth billions of dollars a loss that Turks think was never appreciated by the Americans.