Sentence examples for trade difficulties from inspiring English sources

The objective of this unpopular policy was to main tain a competitive economy in the face of trade difficulties.

Richard Lambert, director general of the CBI, conceded that the rise of the funds could fuel trade difficulties.

Though anxious, Le is optimistic that the $110 monthly average wage Viettien says it pays workers, along with its know-how in sportswear, men's trousers, dress shirts and polo shirts, will see it through potential trade difficulties.

Specifically, Martelly's attempt to redress the economy failed as a result of parliamentary gridlock; thereby resulting in trade difficulties between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

For example, Japan in 1990 offered a deal to limit its trade surpluses to two percent of its GDP if we would stop trying to reorder Japan's economy to solve our trade difficulties.

Trade difficulties can arise when limits differ between countries.

Whittard collapsed as a result of "trading difficulties because of uncertain economic conditions".

She spoke about the problems the business had gone through in recent years when a period of intense growth and diversification resulted in trading difficulties.

Despite the chain's current trading difficulties, Walker, a veteran retailer who founded Iceland in 1970, last year won increased backing from Christo Wiese, the acquisitive South African entrepreneur who is also a major shareholder in Steinhoff International, the company currently trying to buy Argos.

Earnings at Europe's largest floorcoverings distributor are expected to grow at a slower rate in 2018 thanks to trading difficulties in the UK, and a 2% rise is currently being forecasted by City analysts.

"Following the company's recent trading difficulties, a number of the company's contracts were terminated by customers and the reduced level of activity in the business has directly impacted the level of staff required", the administrator said.