Sentence examples for easy trade from inspiring English sources

"It was an easy trade, so we made several deals like that," Mr. Ondler said.

Anyone who thinks book-reviewing is an easy trade should try getting through a hundred pages or so about unattractive middle-aged Frenchmen getting blow-jobs.

For me in my job, energy security is sacrosanct, and in that trilemma there's a trade off between what's affordable and what's sustainable, and that's not an easy trade off to make".

They make BIG money, and although it's not an easy trade — particularly when you're at your galley oar five days a week — it's easier on the nerves and the psyche than living with the brain-squeezing pressure and cares of being the Star.

The black market for pharmaceuticals has grown in recent years, largely due to the easy trade of products over the Internet.

In 2005, they built Easy Trade, the world's first open-source, peer-to-peer trade platform, where they established some of the world's first standards for digital trade.

Overall, there will be no easy trade-offs.

There are no easy trade-offs in this crisis.

However, we expect a gradual improvement and Sports Direct has easy trading comparisons coming up this Winter.

UKIP and the Tory right insist that easy trading arrangements would remain available outside the Union because Britain is a big market for European goods.

Those easy trades of reality for caricature have damaged a great number of other novels that may have had Kelman's ambition, but not his literary fineness.