Sentence examples for trade fluctuations from inspiring English sources

The community remains limited in space and natural resources, and it faces persistent problems of overcrowding, trade fluctuations, and social and political unrest.

Hunting for the cause of the other 55% of trade fluctuations, the authors used finer data on 8,260 country-industry "flows" (59 industries and 140 trading partners) for each OECD member.

The game provides the opportunity to govern a country by exploring how contrasting dimensions of sustainability (economy, environment and social conditions), can be harmonized regionally, while continuously being threatened by global trade fluctuations.

Consider that in domestic manufacturing, which is highly susceptible to trade fluctuations, hiring has been flat for a year, and that in certain corners of the sector, mass layoffs can be traced to Chinese mercantilism.

For better or for worse, fertilizer stocks generally trade with fluctuations in oil prices, and both CF and Terra's shares have lost over 50.0% of their market value over the past 12-months; particularly in the last six months since oil has dropped from its record high above $140 per barrel this summer, to recent lows around $40 per barrel.

Shares gave up a modest rally in the final 20 minutes of trading, continuing the fluctuations that marked the session as investors pored over profit reports and economic news that supported varying views about the soundness of the economy.

In the examples, the limitation of the negative feedback in noise reduction and the trade-off of fluctuations in multiple molecular species are clearly explained.

In contrast to Khan, McEvoy's card had more fluctuations, trading a dropped shot at the first and another at the ninth for three birdies - at 7, 10 and 17. "I think that dropped shot at the first actually helped me in a way," admitted the 32-year-old European Tour player from Shoeburyness.

For economic perspective, there will be negative effect of foreign exchange market fluctuations on international trade, trade balances and country competitiveness.

The European system of cap and trade has seen large fluctuations.

What matters more than currency fluctuations in trade is demand, and world growth is soggy.