Sentence examples for severe trade from inspiring English sources

The United States is grappling with a severe trade imbalance with China.

But, because of the severe trade imbalance with China, Chinese shippers will carry American cotton at very low cost in containers that would otherwise return home empty.

There has been little movement towards market reform, and moves towards currency convertibility last year have been undermined by severe trade and financial restrictions.

The US and EU have placed severe trade and financial restrictions on Tehran to try to persuade it to curb its nuclear programme, which Iran insists is for peaceful purposes, but the west believes is intended to provide the capacity for making a nuclear warhead.

Yet it is now the law of that land, and we have the spectacle of a great country, at a moment of severe trade depression, and faced with a growing necessity to export her manufactures, deliberately erecting barriers against trade with the rest of the world.

Consequently, its use can impose severe trade restrictions.

But the ARM chips come with a severe trade-off — they cannot run the major versions of Windows or its popular complementary software.

However our sources say Koodos had run into severe trading difficulty recently, hence the sale.

The Byzantines followed this up with the destruction of the North African flotillas, and coupled their successes at sea with severe trading limitations imposed on Muslim traders.

Through some preliminary model exploration, we applied a different set of coefficients to make a more severe trade-off between female reproductive age and egg quality.

In addition, forward-in-time simulators that store entire sequences incur a severe trade-off between the size of the genomic regions and the size of the populations simulated.