Sentence examples for suggests trade from inspiring English sources

The March data suggests trade was a drag on GDP in the first quarter and not a boost as it was in the last three months of 2014.

Hunt suggests trade bodies are anti-competitive, but he will be forced to sign up to a code of conduct under recently announced laws.

The report suggests trade will be a drag on economic growth when the figures for the October-December quarter are released.

A positive coefficient for both suggests trade creation.

A coefficient which is positive for the first but negative for the second suggests trade diversion (this last case is only proposed for RTAs in the North).

"By a nearly two-to-one margin, Republican voters believe free trade is bad for the U.S. economy, a shift in opinion that mirrors Democratic views and suggests trade deals could face high hurdles under a new president.

"It suggests trading isn't great," says Bubb, adding that extending a sale is unlikely to go down well with shoppers.

Raising and eating meat like this is, of course, as old as it is new, and Dinette, as its name suggests, trades, to some degree, in nostalgia.

How the text is formatted can make a big difference—Womack suggests trading some text for accessible images.

"Showing current knowledge and current interest is key". Enelow suggests trading the traditional 'chronological' résumé we're all so accustomed to for a 'functional' résumé.

And the stone for the tools comes from sources dozens of miles away — suggesting trade.