Sentence examples for trade importance from inspiring English sources

As a result of a major growth in world trade, importance of the container terminals, which are the exit gates of international maritime trade, has been emphasized and the competition between these terminals has increased.

Smolensk's position gave it both trading importance and a remarkably stormy history.

Gradually Chișinău's trading importance increased, though the city suffered severe destruction in the Russo-Turkish War of 1788.

As Siberia was opened up, Kazan's trading importance greatly increased, and industry developed in the 18th century; by 1900 it was one of the chief manufacturing cities of Russia.

Cabo Verde's dry climate was less favourable, but, with the development of the transatlantic slave trade, the importance and wealth of the islands increased.

The trade's importance is based, instead, on its contribution to the stability of the North's leadership, which not only relies on Chinese investment, but also often turns a blind eye to unauthorized shipments of food and other goods to help keep its suffering people from considering revolt.

Accordingly, in an "eco eco" (ECO) trade-off, importance should be given to both economic benefits as well as to several ecological measures.

"But we believe what we believe about the value of trade and the importance of the Asia-Pacific region to the United States.

This year, there was no booth, and ABC's presence as a whole was minimal, which is no mystery: the presentations in Hall H (the biggest room, where James Cameron, Peter Jackson and the gang for the "Twilight" sequel also appeared) have eclipsed the trade show in importance for many studios and networks.

Through most of the 19th and early 20th centuries, the town, though capital of one of the chief sheikhdoms of the Trucial Coast, yielded pride of place in trade and economic importance to the towns of Dubai and Al-Shāriqah, capitals of neighbouring Trucial sheikhdoms.

Gaitskell and prominent Conservative R.A. Butler had been the principal figures in the politics of moderation known as "Butskellism" (derived by combining their last names), a slightly left-of-centre consensus predicated on the recognition of the power of trade unionism, the importance of addressing the needs of the working class, and the necessity of collaboration between social classes.