Sentence examples for trades developed from inspiring English sources

The international slave trades developed into elaborate networks.

But after a fire in 1835 destroyed the earlier dry goods district on Pearl Street, the textile and dry goods trades developed north of Cortlandt Street and west of Broadway.

The town's new importance led to its revival, and trades developed in pottery, textiles, and leather.

Trade developed between Egypt and Greece, and more Greeks settled in Egypt.

A certain amount of trade developed between the low islanders and the high islanders.

With the cultivation of such special crops as tobacco and ginseng, commerce and trade developed apace.

Trade developed wherever these policies/prices were not accompanied by respective measures.

And as Western Europe revived economically, a lively trade developed between rising powers in Venice and the Middle East.

Possessions were acquired in India, trade developed with China, and interest was displayed in the Pacific region.

In the following century this trade developed and increasingly came into the hands of local rather than Venetian merchants.

The next two centuries saw no improvement of race relations, but a sporadic trade developed between Santa Fe and other colonial settlements like French New Orleans and St . Louis and Spanish Texas.