Sentence examples for running trade from inspiring English sources

At times this year China has been running trade deficits.

That meant $15 a week for running trade tickets around the firm's exchange floor.

Running trade deficits means the country loses dollars, which drags on the economy; rising exports reduce that effect.

Brides joins a lengthening list of magazines and newspapers that are running trade campaigns to stimulate sales of ad pages.

He held a day job in the family business running trade shows, but always stored a camera in his desk.

The same is true of exports from Japan, a country whose export prowess once seemed unmatched but lately has been running trade deficits.

Russia has run trade and budget surpluses for five years.

But for some countries to run trade surpluses, others must run trade deficits — and, for years, that has meant us.

David had a company that ran trade shows.

And with East Asia, unlike with Europe and America, China tends to run trade deficits.

Currencies stabilized at lower levels and restored competitiveness, enabling them to run trade surpluses.