Sentence examples for flawed trade from inspiring English sources

Yes, a big market move might reveal a fatally flawed trade, but that volatility is not the root cause of an oversize loss.

But it does bring home the consequences of flawed trade policies over many, many years that we're in this position of being dependent".

But Representative Sander M. Levin of Michigan, the top Democrat on the committee, said it was important not "to return to the failed policies of the past and approve flawed trade agreements," a sentiment echoed by Mr. Kirk.

The committee has also called Ashley Bacon, the bank's acting chief risk officer; Michael Cavanagh, co-head of the corporate and investment bank; and Peter Weiland, who was in charge of risk management for the chief investment office, the unit at the center of flawed trade.

I have long opposed this flawed trade deal and support renegotiating it".

He ran for president, at least in part, to thwart a flawed trade policy that would force him to hurt America.

Because the 25-year-old Soriano is the team's youngest starter and its most talented, although flawed, player, trading him would be dubious.

The reputation of the Tokyo Stock Exchange TSEE) was badly dented this week after its flawed share-trading system cost a big bank several billion yen by preventing the cancellation of a mistaken sell order (see article).

The flawed cap-and-trade legislation currently making its way through Congress also proposes unilateral carbon tariffs.

Last off-season, in committing to a full-scale reconstruction of their flawed roster, the Braves traded away the last of their established, useful players: Simmons and right-hander Shelby Miller.

Nineteen months after its brave but flawed response at the World Trade Center, the Fire Department is developing a new approach to large-scale disasters.