Sentence examples for a trade term from inspiring English sources

"There is virtually no destination retail -- none -- at the south end," he said, using a trade term that means middle- and high-end tourist-oriented shopping.

"They have a trade term for it: food romance," said Mr. Gardiner, who described the genre as "extreme close-ups of food, slow-motion food being prepared, with a piece of music and an energizing voice-over".

As a trade term, "spotted cat" includes the tiger and about 14 other species, ranging in size from the leopard & the jaguar down to the little wildcats of South America.

Multiplexing, a trade term for housing several theaters under one roof, reduces the weekly expenses per theater and enables theaters such as the Cinema Studio and the Lincolns to sustain a film for a longer period of time -which Mr. Talbot considers his obligation to the filmmaker.

It might seem weird that "stuck" was a trade term, but according to the Online Etymology Dictionary, this use of the past participle adjective of the word "stick" didn't technically mean "unable to go any further" until 1885.

On Oct. 15 the S&P 500 nearly fell into a "correction," a trading term for a drop of 10percentt or more from a recent peak.

As our green home refurbishment draws to a close, the building trade term "snagging list" feels absolutely appropriate — there is a long list of minor things to remember if we're not to sacrifice the quality of our renovated home.

If a country successfully dictates trade terms and extracts a great deal of wealth from its partners, its GDP would grow very quickly while that of its partners would shrink or grow much more slowly.

Britain's decision to join the European project in 1973 led to the abandonment of a system of reciprocal trade terms, known as Commonwealth Preference: henceforth French, not New Zealander, farmers would enjoy favourable access to British markets.

My own analysis of this is that Brexit, Britain leaving the EU, with no specific deal in place means a reversion to WTO trade terms.

The paper on the customs union warned ministers that to stand still in trade terms after a withdrawal from the bloc, the UK would need to grow trade with its 10 largest partners outside the EU by 37% by 2030.