Sentence examples for established merchant from inspiring English sources

Jews, Roman Catholics, and numerous ethnic groups lived in Manhattan before the end of the 17th century, but political control remained in the hands of the established merchant elite.

In the 17th and 18th centuries conservative political causes in Great Britain were defended by the Tories, a Parliamentary faction representing landed gentry, established merchant classes, and the clergy.

"We're glad it's opening," said Nancy Escalante of the Rainbow Shops, a clothing store, a comment echoed by other established merchants.

Non-importation gave more established merchants a chance to restrict supply, sell off inventory, and thin out the ranks of their rivals.

But even the online outposts of established merchants are more likely to be pulling back than expanding, as their corporate parents are now more interested in saving money than fending off attacks from the dwindling ranks of dot-com upstarts.

ClickBank is the most commonly recommended resource of Products and Guidance to start, but well established merchants who manage their own affiliate networks may be considered.

B2B refers to the electronic business established by merchants and merchants and is the main business of the Alibaba group.

The album reached the Top 20 on the charts and established Ms. Merchant as one of the top female pop artists of the 1990's.

The Foundling Museum, tucked in a corner of a square in Bloomsbury in central London, tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, established by merchant seaman Thomas Coram in 1739 to give a home to London's poorest children – an act of finding those who had been lost.

Mustering points would be established for merchant ships to gather.

In 1938 and 1939, France established a merchant ship as the first stationary weather ship, which took surface observations and launched radiosondes to measure weather conditions aloft.