Sentence examples for better trades from inspiring English sources

In other words, better trades produced more testosterone, and testosterone made them better traders.

TRADING VALUE -- Higher-rated resorts and high-season weeks, as determined by the exchange companies, tend to bring better trades.

Short term, financial assets are more liquid and may be better "trades".

As Larry Connors notes in his PowerRating trading primer PowerRatings Does It Again Results for 2008, using limit orders below the stock's most recent close is a way for high-probability PowerRatings traders to take maximum advantage of mean reversion and the fact that larger pullbacks tend to produce bigger bounces and better trades.

This represents a significant shift away from high frequency trading strategies: AI can make better trades not because it's faster, but because it's smarter.

If none of them have good trades and are not breeding, doing this will mean the remaining three quarters of the population will repopulate the lost fourth and the new villagers may have better trades.

Britain also needs free – and better – trade unions.

The result shows a better trade-off between the TCR and resistance.

To enable better trade-off decisions a holistic, bottom-up, lifecycle cost model has been developed.

Bartenders said patrons were either drinking more or drinking better, trading up from Chianti to Barolo.

"But I find these stocks are much better trading vehicles than long-term investments".