Sentence examples for trade reflects from inspiring English sources

The bottoming-out of trade reflects a slowing of the decline in the world economy.

This lack of support for trade reflects a broader and disturbing trend.

The rise in the ivory trade reflects the growing sophistication of the gangs behind the trafficking, he said.

All the investigators agree that this trade reflects a switch from conventional rackets (extortion, narcotics, armed robbery) to environmental crime.

The inconsistent treatment of political dissent in Grant Park or at the Chicago board of trade reflects the colossal amount of discretion that mayors and police chiefs have over political discourse today.

The trade reflects the Devils' economic philosophy and their optimism toward the rookie defenseman Colin White, who spent most of the season with the Albany River Rats of the American Hockey League.

For the most part, the fall in trade reflected a drop in demand.

Mr. Obama has been cautious in pushing trade, reflecting Democratic Party concerns that trade liberalization has cost American jobs.

In the early 1980s, however, the country had a yearly adverse balance of trade reflecting the losses caused by drought.

The Finance Ministry, however, said that the diminishing surplus in trade reflected a global business cycle and currency movements.

Net trade, reflecting the eurozone slowdown, hampered our expansion too:   Indeed all the growth was due to government spending and household consumption.