Sentence examples for bean trade from inspiring English sources

At that time, Father Edilberto's main concern was stemming the excesses of the soya bean trade which in his view was exacerbating the illegal felling of trees; now he is a sharp critic of the 18 hydro-electric projects which have been planned for the Tapajós river and its tributaries.

The building was once home to a coffee bean trading company.

The trick of the game is that as new cards/beans are introduced, they must be planted or harvested by someone at the table for play to resume, so a big part of the game is negotiating bean trades with other players to make the most of your own hand.

Soy beans, navy beans, or kidney beans.

While beans traded on the commodities exchange currently sell at about $3/kg, François Pralus, a French chocolatier, says that the beans he buys cost from $4.50/kg in Ghana to $11/kg in Venezuela.

On the steep hillsides of the Santa Ana Volcano, in western El Salvador, she produces beans that trade on the extreme end of the coffee market, where a twelve-ounce bag may cost twenty dollars or more and comes accompanied by a lyrical essay on provenance and flavor.

Corn and bean markets traded down on Monday and recorded very sharp losses for about three straight days.

On a Friday in July, corn and bean prices traded sharply higher, based on the expectation the hot and dry weather would continue in the Corn Belt.

No cards that have been traded once may be traded again - once a bean has been traded it must be planted in the field of the person it has been traded with. 5. Trading ends whenever the player whose turn it is decides it should.

Brazil's world-beating soya farmers have flouted contracts to sell beans to trading companies when they could fetch better prices elsewhere.

From 1939 to 1945, she had done her bit for victory by pickling eggs and onions, bottling fruit, drying or salting beans and trading black-market tins of bully beef.