Sentence examples for trading climate from inspiring English sources

"It continues to be a tough trading climate for most publishers.

But below that level, it becomes harder to break even, leaving businesses vulnerable to relatively small changes in the trading climate.

Now, in a harsher trading climate for all airlines, he can enjoy the fruits of a policy that mechanically sets payouts at 50% of post-tax earnings.

She said: "Despite a generally tough trading climate industry-wide, we are witnessing audiences continuing to adapt the way they engage with OK! as a multiplatform brand, to best suit their mobile lifestyles.

Second, the other legacy of the banking crisis is a vastly different capital and trading climate; HSBC's current "progressive" – meaning upwards only – dividend policy may become an unaffordable luxury.

The spending freeze is exacerbating an already tough trading climate for national newspaper publishers who are struggling to cope with advertisers pulling print ad budgets and a significant slowing in digital revenue growth.

Russian officials in turn accused Washington of undermining the foreign investment and trade climate in Russia.

A long joint statement promised co-operation on trade, climate change and a range of other issues.

And many Republicans have seized on the cap-and-trade climate bill as another way to paint Democrats as out-of-control taxers.

Yet the list of issues on which they are at odds is dispiritingly long: Afghanistan, Iran, nuclear trade, climate change, market access, arms sales and more.

From Israel-Palestine and Iran to Afghanistan, China, Russia, world trade, climate change – pretty much everything – the presidency is very much a work in progress.