Sentence examples for trade contracted from inspiring English sources

World trade contracted 60percentt between 1929 and 1932.

In 2001, international trade contracted for the first time in 20 years.

After a decade of growth, trade contracted by nearly 4percentt in 2001 in Latin America, according to the Inter-American Developmentheank, and the region's largest economies have stumbled, largely due to the American slowdown.

Mr. Bernanke noted that global trade and financial imbalances had narrowed considerably since the crisis began, largely because the volume of international trade contracted by 20percentt from its peak before the crisis.

But informal remarks asserting that words and deeds by government could not permanently move currencies caused the dollar to plunge.World trade contracted by 1% in volume in 2001, after a bumper year in 2000, according to figures from the World Trade Organisation.

This was true in many countries and was among the reasons trade contracted by more than 12% in 2009.

That's a big burden for Italian and German exporting manufacturers to carry at a time when China is slowing and world trade contracting.

G.E., one of the nation's largest companies, routinely has a wide variety of regulatory, trade, contracting and other issues before the federal government, on matters as varied as television mergers, military hardware and environmental cleanup.

China warned of dire consequences, such as severing lucrative trade contracts.

The deal between PetroChina, a state-controlled company, and Exxon Mobil is reckoned to be Australia's biggest-ever trade contract.

So every month, they must trade contracts that are about to fall due for ones that will not mature for several months.