Sentence examples for fierce trading from inspiring English sources

The huge restructuring under way is transforming Hoechst into a life-sciences group.A New York Times article ignited fierce trading in biotech companies specialising in cancer cures.

WMX's shares fell another 20% in fierce trading (see chart).At that point, Mr Miller took over as acting chairman and CEO.

Macaroons were the most prized of the Passover bounty, and there was fierce trade in them.

It tells you that this sector is growing, it is lucrative and it makes for fierce trade politics and competitiveness.

President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un escalated months of tensions this week, trading fierce threats and pointed insults like "rocket man" and "dotard" in high-profile addresses in two continents.

The battle ground for the fierce fur trading battles of the Hudson Bay Company fame, Winnipeg became Canada's third-largest city and a major railway transportation center by the turn of the century.

The United Nations conference, which has earned a reputation as an advocate of poor nations, aims to bring developing nations into the global economic fold and calm fierce anti-trade sentiment.

Unions presenting civil servants and private sector workers have promised the demonstrations are "just the beginning," vowing to stage a general strike later this month when the controversial measures - the focus of fierce horse-trading with the troika and infighting in the coalition government -- are brought to parliament for vote.

The conductor Pablo Heras-Casado plays up the score's fierce, high-stakes drama, at times trading its sheer beauty for something more thrilling.

The Democratic Republic of Congo's army shelled rebel positions near the eastern town of Goma on Monday in a second day of fierce fighting, and Rwanda and Congo traded accusations of aggression.

Fierce fighting had raged there through the previous night, with the two Afghan groups trading fire.