Sentence examples for decent trade from inspiring English sources
And most of them are doing a decent trade.
Mister Softee is still doing a decent trade during the day, parked as close as he can to a school.
The country has adopted International Labour Organisation standards; its laws and practices are relatively decent; trade unions are allowed.
If he remains with the club, it may be because they cannot find a decent trade for him.
"It's a perfectly decent trade, although you will need broad shoulders given the risk," said Gabriel Sterne, an economist at Exotix, a London-based boutique bank that specializes in trading and analyzing distressed debt.
Three wickets before lunch might have been a decent trade-off in the circumstances, but four was one too many.
Its battery lasts just a day, but it does charge fast – which some will consider a decent trade-off.
Those were decent trade-offs, but they took place in the early nineteen-thirties, and by the sixties the odds of a good building being replaced by its equal were slim.
Adding a 50% momentum weight to a value portfolio would have increased both returns and volatility by a percentage point over the last 29 years, a decent trade-off.Of course, there are problems with backtesting.
With so many individual inputs from each trading desk and no higher-level early warning system, there is a danger that perfectly decent trades could get flagged.
