Sentence examples for stronger trade from inspiring English sources

The Conservative's only mention of stronger trade deals for developing countries is to say: "Trade and economic growth are the only sustainable way for developing countries to escape poverty … we will put maximum effort into achieving an ambitious, pro-development global trade deal".

Stronger-than-normal high pressure in the subtropical Atlantic has driven stronger trade winds that have intensified ocean mixing, evaporation and upwelling, and the tropical Atlantic has turned quite cold.

And it means stronger trade unions.

That, though, requires stronger trade unions and tighter regulation.

Cultural ties via India's diaspora in America help, as do stronger trade links.

La Niña generates stronger trade winds, so the sea surface gets colder, drawing more energy (heat) out of the atmosphere.

But for men, the stronger trade-off seemed to be between weight and wages: Men may compensate 1.3 additional units of B.M.I. with a 1 percent increase in wages.

While increasing the length of the management gradient might reveal that forest attributes cause even stronger trade-offs, our results still show the value of determining the effect of individual forest attributes on ecosystem service supply rather than only considering broad management types.

Even stronger trading firms understand the need to shrink their debts.

Here, we integrate stoichiometric theory and thermodynamic principles to explain the commonly observed trade-off between high nitrate and high organic carbon concentrations, and the even stronger trade-off between high nitrate and high ammonium concentrations, across a wide range of aquatic ecosystems.

(See "GE Beats The Street").. Bank of America crushed expectations with earnings of 28 cents per share helped by stronger trading revenues.