Sentence examples for as to trade a from inspiring English sources

So as to trade a body for a body.

The tax, called the C.P.M.F., makes it roughly twice as expensive to trade a Brazilian blue chip on the Bovespa as it is to trade it as an American depository receipt on the New York Stock Exchange.

Arizona, which has the worst record in the major leagues, could view that as an opening to trade a player who is due $16 million next season.

Finally, it can always be dangerous when a team feels as if it just has to trade a great player.

Some viewed this as a cynical attempt to trade in a soiled suit of clothing for a knight's armor.

Because stocks tend to trade as a multiple of a company's future profits, those upgrades last week sent Facebook's stock soaring.

This area is emerging as the core of the company's business, as its consumer operation is expected to trade as a separate stock.

"Collectively, everyone was of the opinion that retailers should be left to make their own decision as to whether to trade on a Sunday," he said.

But not everyone is as willing to trade barbs over a public health crisis.

Directors have previously admitted that a drop in renewals would affect the business's ability to trade as a going concern.

If you are setting up your own business to trade as a life coach you will need to register as self employed.