Sentence examples for persistent trade from inspiring English sources

Presto, there's the formula for persistent trade deficits.

If we continue to run large, persistent trade deficits, we have no good choices.

But there are signs that America's persistent trade imbalances are eroding.

Second, our large and persistent trade deficits have exported too much demand.

Today's recommended economics writing: Are persistent trade deficits a bad thing?

Ward shrugged off Chaney's words, just as he has the persistent trade rumors -- growing louder and more possible these days.

That peg was at risk if a country ran persistent trade deficits, as its reserves would decline.

Over the long term, though, the United Kingdom faces the prospect of being a small open economy with a vulnerable currency and a persistent trade deficit.

Astacio (6-12), the subject of persistent trade speculation, lasted only three and two-thirds innings, yielding 8 runs and 12 hits.

Interesting timing, given the EC yesterday announced an in-depth probe into whether Germany's large, persistent trade surplus harms the rest of the eurozone.

There are, of course, longer-term developments that have long hurt worker bargaining clout, including the decline of unionization and persistent trade deficits.