Sentence examples for trade reduced from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that, once swamp areas started to be exploited commercially and human population densities increased, hunting of orangutans by local people as well as trophy collectors, and later for the pet trade, reduced densities in swamp habitats resulting in the observed reduced encounter rates.

The official series shows that net trade reduced GDP growth in 2005 by a tenth of a percentage point, whereas it marginally added to growth on the basis of figures excluding the fraud.

In a book published in 1998, Dr Leach and Dr Fairhead argued that large tracts of supposedly undisturbed forest were actually regrowth on areas which had been intensively cultivated until the slave trade reduced the population.In this section Growing or going?

Many working Baby Boomer retirees trade reduced compensation for the increased employment flexibility that retirement offers, Goldberg says.

EPI determined that trade reduced wages for workers without college educations by 5.5percentt in 2011, costing the average worker $1,800.

For too long it fed the GOP's middle and working class base easy scapegoats - Washington, minorities - while the Paul Ryans of the party contravened its voters' interests: pushing free trade, reduced entitlements, and tax cuts for the rich.

As for slogans, I will gladly write on my forehead, "Fair trade reduces world suffering".

Restricting this mobility will, just like restricting trade, reduce overall UK welfare.

Federal officials and some trucking and commerce representatives said the agreement would streamline cross-border trade, reduce pollution and lower prices for consumers.

"The prescription that some offer, which is stop trade, reduce global integration, I don't think is going to work," he went on.

He argues joining the euro will boost trade, reduce transaction costs, improve foreign investment and make travel easier.