Sentence examples for dealing in both from inspiring English sources

But I can't think of anyone today who is dealing in both currencies as fluidly as Fitzgerald.

In effect, industries are on an intermediating change trajectory when their business activities for dealing in both downstream and upstream markets are simultaneously threatened.

Supporters believe that dealing in both short-term and long-term securities would distort the interest-rate structure and therefore the allocation of credit.

Gisiger dealt exclusively in stamps, but he had a friend down the street, on the tenth floor of 116 Nassau, who dealt in both stamps and autographs, and he sent for him.

So though I deal in both worlds equally comfortably, I think I prefer nonfiction media to fiction media.

The multinational players are mainly manufacturers by trade whereas the retail market features players who deal in both new and used vehicles.

This was because we chose to build our rules were built to deal in both prospective [ 43] and retrospective ways.

Since then, Cowboy Ventures has invested in a number of seed-stage deals in both the consumer and enterprise space.

At the time, the nearby meatpacking district still dealt in meat — both bovine and human, in the form of sex clubs and prostitutes.

Both companies deal in relatively conservative loans, so the total rate may be somewhat higher.

Both cities dealt in the same products, first animals and then grain.