Sentence examples for relatively small tariff from inspiring English sources

Brazilian officials have intentionally chosen a wide range of products with relatively small tariff increases to affect a broad range of producers in the United States.

After all, the amounts involved are relatively small, the tariffs are temporary and each economy needs the other.

The government is legislating to force energy companies to place consumers on the lowest tariff, although this will only apply to the relatively small proportion on closed tariffs.

An American industry group composed of companies that sell and install solar panels said Tuesday that it was pleased with the relatively small size of the tariffs, having braced for higher ones.

Davis claims that even if the UK were unable to reach a deal, and the trade relationship between the EU and the UK reverted to the terms of the World Trade Organisation, the tariff barriers are relatively small and "almost certainly negotiable down to zero".

This is partly because its continent-spanning economy is more self-contained than many people realise: imports and exports of goods amount to 23% of GDP, compared with 26% for the EU or 46% for China, so the constituency for reducing tariffs and opening markets is relatively small.

In particular, the steel tariffs will mainly benefit minimills and will provide relatively small benefits to traditional mills.

Transfer to a mainstream prison will not improve his chances of eventual release, however, as Sutcliffe is one of a relatively small group of prisoners in the UK to have been issued the now controversial whole-life tariff, meaning that he will die in jail.

By buying in relatively small quantities and taking advantage of the fluid borders of the European Union, most manage to avoid paying import tariffs.

Even relatively small doses work.

But Eaton is relatively small.