Sentence examples for extraordinary trade from inspiring English sources

3) Rio+20 was an extraordinary trade fair of political, social, technological and commercial ideas.

"Most teams wouldn't ask for him, because they know it would have to be an extraordinary trade," Phillips said.

Arthur Golden, in his 1997 best-seller, "Memoirs of a Geisha," worked pages of such lore into a fictionalized autobiography of a woman who triumphed in this extraordinary trade during the nineteen-thirties and forties.

Following an extraordinary trade union congress on Sept. 18 19 , 2002 the president brought the federation under government control, changed its name to Trade Union Federation of Belarus, and installed as its new head Leanid Kozyk, formerly the deputy chairman of the presidential administration.

Still, it seems legitimate to ask if any company, no matter how extraordinary, should trade at such sky-high multiples.

But scientists agree the most likely cause of the current outbreak is the extraordinary international trade in trees.

9.31am: The New York Times trawl for latest leaks reveals the extraordinary horse trading between the US and its allies over the fate of Guantánamo Bay prisoners.

A player may be able to use the new privacy restrictions to exercise extraordinary control over trade talks.

An extraordinary collaboration of trade unionists, farmers, small business people and the South Australian government could turn a manufacturing tragedy into a story with a happy outcome for workers across the country.

The years that followed the Second World War witnessed an extraordinary expansion of trade in which Argentina was not an active participant.

The UK PM has hailed "extraordinary progress" on trade and investment since his first visit in 2010, and pledged to "cement Britain as India's partner of choice".