Sentence examples for examples of trading from inspiring English sources

(If available, teachers may distribute baseball or other collectible cards as examples of trading cards before proceeding with the activity).

The authors expected to find examples of trading "frenzy"—when noise levels drive traders into irrational behaviour.

History is littered with examples of trading troubles — Goldman Sachs's near-death losses in 1994; JPMorgan's almost across-the-board hits in the summer of 2002 despite all trading desks being within risk limits; and Morgan Stanley's $10 billion hit betting on subprime securities in 2007.

Examples of trading blocs include the Asia-Pacific European Cooperation (APEC), European Free Trade Association (EFTA), and the East African Community (EAC).

There are examples of trade between the north and the south that benefit both, of course, such as Fairtrade coffee and cocoa initiatives.

We are encouraged by various examples of trade action being initiated in response to dumping, but the process needs to be faster in order to be fully effective".

Background material includes a large wampum belt from the late 18th century woven of shell beads, one of many wampum "documents" used for record keeping in the absence of a written language; examples of trade silver ornaments made by Europeans as gifts for tribes in North America; and samples of early Venetian glass beads, dating from the 1580's to the 1630's.

In this respect, the literature provides examples of trade unions trying to organize new migrants (see, e.g., Fitzgerald and Hardy, 2010; Heyes, 2009; James and Karmowska, 2012).

Finally there were examples of trade names like "Green lake light", "Red oxide", and "Cadmium lemon yellow", where the results showed no clear correlation between trade name and contents.

While some were rather simple and well-known names like "Cadmium yellow", "Chromium yellow" and "Cobalt blue", others like "Jaune Brilliant", "Ivory black" and "Snow white" were more fanciful, but still common, examples of trade names used for artists' colours in the nineteenth century [17 19].

Other common examples of trade schools include culinary schools, automotive repair training programs, and training for medical technicians.