Sentence examples for trading communities from inspiring English sources

Such commerce promoted the growth of the port towns and of resident trading communities.

Mr Sharif has long enjoyed solid support from the city's business and trading communities.

Trading communities migrated to various coffee houses in the neighbouring City streets.

Beachcombers and castaways preceded missionaries in many of the islands, but trading communities grew partly because of the missionaries' work in restraining native violence.

The first Muslim raids in the subcontinent were made by Arabs on the western coast and in Sind during the 7th and 8th centuries, and there had been Muslim trading communities in India at least since that time.

Because the Internet replaces much of this limited network with its own ubiquitous links, companies will be able to connect more freely, forming virtual trading communities and moving easily between them.

Bătdâmbâng had a substantial Chinese trading community until the Khmer Rouge government took control in 1975.

"It facilitates spreading the trading community, but it also brings in competitors of every stripe".

Mr. Reich wanted to focus on building a large virtual trading community first.

Soon, GE hopes, suppliers will be using the network to negotiate with their own suppliers, creating a trading community.

A toll for crossing The Sound was introduced in medieval times, and Helsingør, which had been a trading community since the 13th century, was granted a charter (1426).