Sentence examples for extensive trading from inspiring English sources

There is also extensive trading in armadillo, snake, and iguana skins for export.

The earliest records of extensive trading networks in the world are from the Egyptian, Phoenician, Greek, and Roman civilizations.

"No country has a greater potential to influence North Korea's behavior than China, given their extensive trading relationship with the North".

In his speech he said "the modern poverty of the Caribbean" was "the direct result" of the "extensive trading interests" of outfits such as Booker McConnell.

The acquisition costs and extensive trading losses drove Nomura's net loss to 709 billion yen, or $7.2 billion, for the year ended March 31, the brokerage firm said.

Some traders also said yesterday that they were surprised that few people in the currency markets caught a whiff of such extensive trading by a modest-size bank.

In addition the Maya greatly preferred water to land transport and used canoes to trade extensively by river and sea, and access to river routes connected cities to extensive trade routes.

There was extensive trade with Western Europe.

Jordan also borders Iraq and has extensive trade with it.

With few exceptions, gone are the days of dual exchange rates, hyperinflation and extensive trade barriers.

For both legal and security reasons, the US does not carry out extensive trade in Pakistan.