Sentence examples for trade has expanded from inspiring English sources

Inflation has fallen, trade has expanded and capital comes on more demanding terms.

Since Mr. Augier's mayoral term started in 2001, the convention trade has expanded.

Foreign trade has expanded substantially since independence, although its character still reflects the colonial nature of the economy.

Since the institution of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT, implemented in 1948) and its successor, the World Trade Organization (WTO, created in 1995), world tariff levels have dropped substantially and world trade has expanded.

More recently, the contraband trade has expanded to include cocaine, guns and coltan (a mineral vital to the production of electronics), as well as petrol and basic foodstuffs, which are heavily subsidised in Venezuela.

Although Chinese-Russian relations have improved in recent years as trade has expanded, old border disputes have been resolved, and the tempo of meetings between top leaders has increased, their collaboration masks serious differences.

If the cab trade had expanded like it should, those minicabs wouldn't exist today".

Economically, global trade had expanded, while in Europe and North America manufacturing went into decline; job security vanished.

Coins excavated in scattered spots show by their great variety that active trade had expanded into all parts of Zhou China.

Despite Tunisia's center-stage role in attracting large amounts of donor assistance, the root causes which prompted Tunisia's revolution, like high unemployment, remain unaddressed while the informal economy and illicit trade have expanded.

Although archives of the slave trade have expanded greatly, they mention only one docking at St. Martin in the last half of the 17th century, and do not list even the port of embarkation, let alone the origin of the slaves themselves.