Sentence examples for vigorous trade from inspiring English sources

Pottery and architectural remains indicate vigorous trade with the Greeks and Etruscans, as well as local work done under their influence.

The Russians had established a colony in Alaska toward the end of the 18th century and carried on a vigorous trade at Kodiak, Sitka, and other settlements.

Athens did not send out colonists and did not engage in vigorous trade, and it declined as a cultural and artistic centre.

There was also a vigorous trade in bat guano fertilizer between Peru and Ireland, and that material could have transported the blight.

That they reveal a remarkable liberality for their time with respect to testamentary rights and contracts is probably the result not of any innovations by the decemvirs but rather of the progress that had been made in commercial customs in Rome in an era of prosperity and vigorous trade.

The Dark Knight is yet to open in China (Warner Bros cited "cultural sensitivities"), but Bale has a following among young Chinese thanks to the country's vigorous trade in pirate DVDs, which have long been a key way for Chinese viewers to see foreign films.

The 60-year-old veteran of eight General Election campaigns is unimpressed at being asked why the fight for Bradford West has been coloured by a vigorous trading of slights between himself and his Labour opponent.

Song Chinese invested their funds in joint stock companies and in multiple sailing vessels at a time when monetary gain was assured from the vigorous overseas trade and domestic trade along the Grand Canal and Yangzi River.

Our economic relationship is deep, with high levels of cross-investment and vigorous bilateral trade, underpinned by the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement.

Alpine health and winter-sports resorts support a vigorous tourist trade.

Vigorous overseas trade expanded contacts with the continent, fostering the introduction of Zen Buddhism (in Chinese, Ch'an) and Neo-Confucianism from Sung China.