Sentence examples for example of a trade from inspiring English sources
But the circular dye wells clustered around a towering starburst of date palm trees are now the only surviving example of a trade that reached its peak in Kano.
As I said in that 2006 paper, I think blocking creates trade questions: when, say, an American firm like Google wants to provide Chinese citizens with a service (search), and Chinese effectively discriminates against Google in favor of its local champion "Baidu," you have a classic example of a trade barrier.
An example of a trade show we intend to participate at is BITEC.
The most well-known example of a trade secret is Coca-Cola's formula.
MR. SHEAR: What's an example of a trade-off or compromise that the White House should make with the Republicans in Congress?
These are the shining examples of a trade in artifacts that has stocked the store-rooms of museums since the era of exploration.
The most commonly cited example of such a trade off is the isolation of individuals to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
Alter Eco, another example of a Fair Trade chocolate company, buys Fair Trade cocoa from Ecuador and Peru, and brands offering other contentiously sourced commodities such as coffee have also looked to establish Fair Trade relationships.
For example, membership of a trade union seems to be an important influence on how many sick days an employee takes, with union members taking more time off.
What's the best example of a responsible/fair trade holiday you have taken?
A pair of Chinese Export pugs from the Qianlong period, circa 1760, are a good example of a China trade must-have.
