Sentence examples for budding trade from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — Russia and Belarus, formally fraternal neighbors that have been increasingly quarreling, sought Wednesday to reduce tensions by taking steps to end a budding trade war.

Support for minorities who want to enter the budding trade could come in the form of a new 3% sales tax on recreational weed in Portland, a ballot measure that will be voted on in November.

The death of the team's founding owner Ewing Kauffman was followed by a savage cut in the payroll, with budding stars traded to bigger franchises.

BUENOS AIRES — President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Argentina has incurred the wrath of the European Union by expropriating a controlling stake in YPF S.A., the oil and gas company owned by the Spanish energy giant Repsol, prompting retaliatory salvos in a budding trans-Atlantic trade war.

In 2000 Torres, along with then girlfriend Kris Kruid and sous-chef Keitaro Goto, decided to trade on his budding celebrity by plowing $150,000 of their collective savings into a new wholesale chocolate operation housed in a dilapidated 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot

Mutombo was splendid during the playoffs and will most likely receive a lucrative three- or four-year deal, especially since the Sixers traded away the budding star Theo Ratliff to get him.

When over-the-counter trading in electricity was budding a few years ago, companies routinely conducted wash trades to create the impression that they had a sizable presence in the market, they said.

They host workshops promoting traditional trades, showrooms for budding artisans, galleries for Armenian artists.

Maybe it was the trade for Alex Rodriguez, another budding legend at Legends Field.

Portfolio prep classes — an SAT course for budding Picassos — teach tricks of the trade that impress admissions officers.

Fans ripped Kupchak for trading forward Caron Butler, a budding All-Star, to Washington for Brown.