Sentence examples for a small trade from inspiring English sources

The hero, Asa Leventhal, is an editor at a small trade magazine in New York.

In 1970, Britain had a small trade deficit in goods worth 0.2% of national income.

And on busy days, the definition of a small trade may broaden.

A small trade group, the Hemp Industries Association, bought Dewey's diaries.

These exports combined with Mr Putin's import-blocking counter-sanctions mean Russia still has a small trade surplus.

He presided as well over the growth of Interior Design from a small trade magazine to a newsstand success.

The risks of DVR watching are a small trade-off for its wonders.

Still, it is a small trade-off for such sumptuous singing.

The most efficient blade designs are always very slow to start but, typically, a small trade-off in efficiency is associated with a large decrease in starting time.

Simulation results show that our proposed random sensor scheduling leads to a significant conservation of energy with a small trade-off between coverage and data reporting latency while meeting the coverage requirement given by the users/applications.

The first part can be estimated with the parametric convergence rate and the second part is small enough so that it can be approximated by orthogonal basis functions with a small trade-off parameter.