Sentence examples for mass trade from inspiring English sources

Rents are rising, while the mass trade from tour groups or late-night drinkers is sharply down.

How do you reconnect a socialist party to a grassroots movement in the absence of mass trade union membership?

There was also Iraq and the mass trade union demos and strikes of the 1970s and 80s.

In a period that began with the student movement of 2010 and subsequent mass trade union mobilisation, the main upheaval in the bubble of mainstream politics has come not from the left, but from Ukip.

Adair Turner, former chairman of the Financial Services Authority, suggests it was the particular nature of mid-century industrial technology that allowed both high growth rates and a mass trade union movement.

By November 2011, students and mass trade union demonstrations had been joined by the public sector pensions strike, the biggest since the general strike of 1926, and Occupy put anti-capitalist sentiment into the headlines.

But if that were true, half the population of Manhattan would be found in a toxic mass, trading complaints in Central Park.

Energy and mass trade-off can occur as a quotient via square of the "velocity" and product via square of the "momentum".

Some analysts argue that this week's breakdown will bring a mass of trade disputes, particularly over rich countries' farm subsidies.

In the industrial revolution Britain led the world in advances that enabled mass production: trade exchanges, transportation, factory technology and new skills needed for the new industrialised world.

When he was first sounded out about playing notorious Boston low-life Whitey Bulger in forthcoming gangster pic Black Mass, the trade press reported that he refused to compromise on his $20m asking price.