Sentence examples for strength of trade from inspiring English sources
Laid on top of these cyclical patterns is what looks like a one-off increase in the strength of trade winds during the past 20 years.
The strength of trade unions was in decline by the end of the 20th century, but large general strikes were not uncommon.
He described the recent stock sell-off as a "glitch" and said markets would soar again on the strength of trade deals he plans this year.
A consistent picture is emerging in the climate research; increases in the strength of trade winds force more heat to be mixed down into the ocean, leading to a temporary slowing of rising surface temperatures.
What happened at Orgreave was not simply the most violent police behaviour ever seen in a modern industrial dispute, but the culmination of a concerted political campaign to diminish the strength of trade unions.
He believed in particular that the doctrines of Keynes, to which moderate Labour had long been wedded, no longer suited the times because of the growing influence of world conditions on the British economy and because his doctrines did not square with the strength of trade unions at the time.
We are also well ahead of consensus on 2014 (around 8%) and project that consensus should catch up given the strength of trading and beneficial current jet fuel pricing.
Market integration means the strength of trading networks that link different market outlets, i.e., market-sheds (Bellon 2010).
Understanding the nature and strength of trade-offs therefore provides important insights in the constraints of parasite evolution, a question central to disease management (Dieckmann et al. 2002).
Thus, whether diversification is advantageous depends not only on performance trade-offs, but also on the selection process, which has the potential to reverse the strength of trade-offs.
They have shown both theoretically and experimentally that rapid prey adaption in prey edibility can have significant effects on predator-prey dynamics, though effects are not always stabilizing and dependent on the degree of prey phenotypic variation present and the strength of trade-offs among phenotypes in anti-predator strategies and competitive ability for shared resources.
