Sentence examples for trade implications from inspiring English sources

A game. Playoff pushes, postseason matchups and long-term trade implications become meaningless background noise when matters of life and death are involved.

Banning them is likely to have have serious trade implications for the European Union as farmers will now have to find a way to replace it.

The C.E.O.s said that they were concerned about the "strong potential for negative trade implications if the United States exits from the Paris Agreement".

While China's ascendance might preoccupy the United States, it is important to note that it even more seriously worries Russia, India and Brazil, in terms of trade implications.

And when he waved the point away, I asked him about the trade implications, and what it would mean to the Vietnamese shrimp farmers.

But the moves also have potential international trade implications and have started yet another round of price increases for rare earths, which are vital for green-energy products including giant wind turbines, hybrid gasoline-electric cars and compact fluorescent bulbs.

Some carry potential anti-competitive and restraint-of-trade implications.

Such Internet sites are seen as a boon to global trade with implications that reach to all sorts of industries.

While the catastrophic scenarios offered by the pessimists aren't quite plausible, the B.D.I.'s dramatic plunge does appear to have indicated a genuinely alarming economic trend about the strength of global trade, with implications for jobs and corporate profits, that many economists had overlooked.

Also, the identification of B. dendrobatidis in an international food animal trade has implications for amphibian conservation and for disease emergence in general.

All trades have implications, and dealing for Wells would be questionable, even if the price is decreasing.