Sentence examples for trade poses from inspiring English sources

Zalmay Khalilzad, the United States ambassador to Kabul, said in a speech in Paktika Province on Nov. 21: "The narcotics trade poses a mortal threat to Afghanistan.

Researchers have long recognized that wildlife trade poses a serious risk to species survival, said Paul Calle, the Wildlife Conservation Society's director of zoological health, who was not involved in the study.

Blind China-bashing by legislators over trade poses the biggest risk of triggering a global recession.

Trade poses risks and opportunities to public health nutrition.

The disruption of a substantial amount of the nation's trade posed a serious threat to an already ailing economy.

(Virginia's plantations were already well stocked with slaves, so ending the slave trade posed no economic threat and even enhanced the value of the existent slave population).

Violence and corruption, byproducts of the drug trade, pose a major challenge to Guatemala's nascent democratic institutions, and call into question the government's capacity to protect its citizens.

Environmentalists say that extraction by the aquarium and jewelry trades poses a bigger threat to red and pink coral than climate change.

It follows reforms pursued in France and Germany which allow national watchdogs to declare whether a particular type of trading poses a systemic risk and should therefore be isolated and placed in a separately capitalised entity.

From the policy side, there are fears that high-frequency trading poses a threat to market stability.

Still, the swell in the trade gap poses some dangers.