Sentence examples for poor trade from inspiring English sources
Payable for 1924, Says Manager Here, Despite Poor Trade Conditions.
"While political relations have been poor, trade is definitely improving".
The poor trade and manufacturing figures led to a fall in the pound on the foreign exchanges.
Despite poor trade data hitting mining shares, the UK market is moving higher after its recent weakness.
America's poor trade performance subtracted 1.7 percentage points from growth in the final three months of 2016.
The ONS said the UK's poor trade performance wiped 0.8 percentage points from growth in the first quarter.
Predictably the ride comfort suffers and some of that lovely flow is lost; it's a poor trade-off for a small increase in agility, and this more powerful engine is noisier than the gentler turbodiesel.
If long-term trading promises a poor trade-off, actors of all stripes might look to invest their limited capital in less research intensive markets.This is the key point.
Yet because hospital systems do not measure the costs of idle space, equipment, and personnel, they often make poor trade-offs, underinvesting in space and equipment and thereby lowering the productivity of their most expensive resources.
In addition to concerns about pesticide and fertilizer run-off, Mr. Bull calls golf courses a poor trade-off for forests that have taken over a century to grow.
