Sentence examples for trade exporting from inspiring English sources

Bailey's parent, is more directly exposed to trade, exporting 70% of its output.

By the 16th century Manchester was a flourishing market borough important in the wool trade, exporting cloth to Europe via London.

From the 1950s through the 1970s, we generally had more or less balanced trade, exporting about as much as we imported.

Buenos Aires was the province best adapted to the new era of free trade, exporting cattle products in return for consumer goods from overseas.

Most of that rise will be the result of recession, not deglobalisation, but some will be attributable to the fall in trade (exporting companies will lay off workers) and some to declining investment (if expansion plans are cut, new jobs will not be created).Deglobalisation will have a dire impact on migrants.

Large syndicates are often involved in the multi-billion dollar illegal rhino horn trade, exporting the horns to parts of Asia and the Middle East.

But through the 50s and 60s America essentially did very little trade, exports or imports.

This will help trade, exports and manufacturing, and create permanent jobs, including at Immingham docks.

Dope on the trade, export, and how sterilized before being shipped abroard.

The relationship of visible trade exports to imports is reflected in a country's balance of trade or visible balance.

The United States is Canada's chief trading partner, constituting more than two-thirds of all Canadian trade; exports account for a larger share of trade than imports.