Sentence examples for trade struggles from inspiring English sources

While the book trade struggles in much of the world, Kathmandu is the latest city in the region to launch an annual literary festival, which begins on September 16th.

Being a fisherman was once one of Gaza's most lucrative professions, but now the trade struggles to bring home a profit.

If so, it will be the only progressive policy victory from the trade struggle.

As E-Trade struggles to recover from a near-death brush with the mortgage meltdown, and big wirehouses oust their bosses for losing billions, TD Ameritrade is basking in the glow of a share price up 14% over the past year.

Soon afterward, however, Oriental Trading struggled with both rising mailing costs and the recession, as well as the enormous amount of debt that was placed on the company.

It is about trade union struggles and LGBT politics, and yet looks set to be a resounding mainstream success rather than a niche arthouse classic.

As such, the idea of abandoning people who have stood with us – and us with them – in trade union struggles, political campaigns, progressive movements and so on for generations can be considered progress is anathema to me.

Looking back over the past 18 months, I am proud of where we are and wouldn't trade our struggles for anything (well, maybe just a couple of things).

Now even the takeaway trade is struggling.

This was an effective political threat, which told Westminster to open its colonial trade to struggling Scottish merchants.

The anarcho-syndicalists argued that the traditional function of trade unions to struggle for better wages and working conditions was not enough.