Sentence examples for correct trade from inspiring English sources

"We covered the error, traded out of it, and the correct trade was put on.

Experience suggests that currency movements alone are unlikely to correct trade imbalances or lift exports.

Another ad suggests how comfortable it could be to work in Cleveland, if not sartorially correct: "Trade in those skinny jeans for some jorts".

The Obama administration had long pushed China to appreciate its currency to correct trade imbalances and help restructure the world economy.

One variant, pushed by Ronald McKinnon, stressed the amount of trade; the more two countries trade, the bigger the advantages of not having to change currencies, and arguably, also, the less adjustment is needed to correct trade imbalances.

Go to the Colorado Secretary of State website, sos.state.co.us, to find the correct Trade Name forms.

Some stockbrokers said the London exchange's computer systems might have crashed as people rushed to correct trades last week that bet on a falling market.

If Dr Mandelbrot's belief was correct, trading models based on Gauss's distribution are wrong.That markets are not Gaussian has now been accepted.

Unbalanced enhancement of empathy is likely to disrupt what we view as the morally correct trade-off between benefits conferred on those to whom we are socially bonded and costs experienced by those to whom we are not socially bonded.

Mr. Singh is bringing a large business delegation and is keen to correct a trade imbalance tipping in China's favor.

The document, which has been mocked on the left and the right, presents no concrete prescription to correct the trade imbalance it abhors.