Sentence examples for endless trade from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the US's close relationship with Saudi Arabia, with its endless trade in arms and oil, calls into question its ability to conduct a truly independent investigation.

He's been right about some things, for example his contrarian view that the dollar would hold up despite endless trade deficits, so we cannot dismiss his gloomy talk entirely.

The market is less a shopping mall than a vast, endless trade show, built for those most important of middlemen: retail buyers, who flock here from across China and the rest of the world to negotiate deals on shipping containers full of cheap products to fill the shelves of stores back home.

Gasol had been the subject of endless trade rumors since the Lakers' attempt to trade him for Chris Paul.

We attend endless trade shows to sell our products -- at least two trade shows a month and during certain times of the year, the shows are clustered and more frequent.

There will be endless trade-offs among nations who want a turn at holding the top roles at the European Central Bank and the Treasury.

There are seemingly endless trade-offs for each repayment plan, and of course, they vary for each borrower.

There has been little need for the endless horse-trading with minority (and often minuscule) parties that characterise the German or Israeli PR systems.That may now be changing.

That will seem like heaven if a minority Tory or Labour government has to live with the chaos and instability of endless horse-trading and knife-edge Commons votes.

Much of that has to do with the recovery of the financial sector and its endless race to trade up into more prestigious office space, she said.

A huge disparity between the official and black-market exchange rates has encouraged get-rich-quick schemes for favored "Chávistas" while erecting endless barriers to trade.