Sentence examples for edge deals from inspiring English sources

For a week, the Russian district was on edge — deals hung fire while frustrated traders watched the street action.

Still pumping out formidable and monstrously contemporary fiction – his latest novel Bleeding Edge deals in an engrossing, hilarious and shocking way with the Deep Web, video games and 9/11 – he not only disproves all those pessimists who fear literary novels are doomed in the digital age but points a way forward for serious practitioners of all the arts… not least for visual artists.

The feeling among the judges, Portillo said, was that "here was a book on the cutting edge, dealing with a different aspect of India, unfamiliar perhaps to many readers.

The Bank of England is pushing ahead with plans for transitional arrangements after Brexit negotiations in an attempt to protect financial institutions from a cliff edge deal that could undermine their stability.

Their improbable World Series win last year also gives them an edge dealing with playoff pressure.

How do you make a knife-edge deal that requires every single last member of a tricky coalition to sign their name in blood with these dark-age denizens of the Labour party?

"He's erratic, and we've seen him walk up to the edge of deals before and walk away," the official said, referring to Ayatollah Khamenei.

Mr. Datta, 25, is a writer of romance fiction with a smutty edge, who deals with extreme fandom and total literary obscurity almost simultaneously.

2) The summer interns will work with Giancarlo Frosio (Resident Fellow at CIS) on cutting edge issues dealing with intermediary liability of information service providers and users' platforms.

One in five self-identified Republicans in the poll said neither Obama nor their party's congressional leadership has the edge on dealing with the economic situation.

Here's one way to gain an edge in deal-making: hire the former chief executive of the company you want to buy to advise you.