Sentence examples for a vigorous trade from inspiring English sources
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.
There was also a vigorous trade in bat guano fertilizer between Peru and Ireland, and that material could have transported the blight.
Today Jamaica, like the few other genuine democracies in the third world, is attempting to do what history has so far found to be impossible: develop a successful capitalist economy after first embracing freedom, allowing a vigorous trade union movement and guaranteeing universal adult suffrage.
The Nigerian government, under the leadership of General Yakubu Gowon, was backed by the British government; the two nations enjoyed a vigorous trade partnership.
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.
They say that evidence indicates that the natives of the region once conducted a vigorous trading network nearby and buried their dead on the bluff.
Because the United States fought alongside South Korea against the invading North Korean communists, remained a staunch ally after the fighting ended in a stalemate and maintains a military alliance and vigorous trade ties, it looms larger than any other foreign country in the Korean national consciousness.
Some countries already have a vigorous bilateral trade which would make barter somewhat easier.
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.
Fair traders are for vigorous trade, just with a different set of rules -- namely, those that prioritize people over profits.
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.
