Sentence examples for doomed trading from inspiring English sources

Memories fix on chancellor Norman Lamont's ill-advised confession that the event left him singing in the bath, on snaps of the young special adviser at his side, which gave Britain its first glimpse of David Cameron, and on reports about billions being lost in doomed trading attempts to salvage sterling.

WASHINGTON -- Senate leaders on Wednesday found a way to revive President Barack Obama's controversial trade agenda, but in the process may have doomed numerous trade reforms -- including provisions to thwart forced labor and currency manipulation -- that may be essential to its survival in the House.

The Western Conference executive speculated that the Stackhouse twist might have doomed the trade anyway.

Its sale would have precluded any possibility of expanding the complex, and, critics said, doomed the trade show industry in the city.

Listen to the survivors who escaped down the staircases of the doomed World Trade Center towers on Sept. 11, and expect to be overwhelmed by the aching appreciation for the faces on these pages.

But Senator Joseph R. Biden of Delaware, the ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, said few senators want to vote on anything that could doom the trade bill.

We now think of America as a nation doomed to perpetual trade deficits, but it was not always thus.

He was a government whip from 1966, becoming deputy chief whip, in the last year of that government, under Bob Mellish as they struggled to contain the party rows over Barbara Castle's doomed attempts at trade union reform.

World trade doomed with The Great Depression of the 1930s.

Science has spoken: Banks are doomed to suck at trading forever and should be stopped before they crash the global economy again.

Barbara Anne Castle, a onetime Labor cabinet minister and determined socialist whose radical, ill-timed attempt to tame Britain's mighty trade unions doomed her political career, died yesterday.