Sentence examples for full-time trading from inspiring English sources

And as more weekenders discover they can work remotely from Warren, they are moving there full-time, trading their ski condos for year-round homes.

While only a rare few students make the leap to full-time trading, buying crypto is nearly as easy as sending money via Venmo and many students are shelling out spare cash in hopes of striking it rich.

Today, Tim has made the transition from full-time trading to becoming a mentor that he never had, teaching his students how to trade penny stocks online.

By 1936 he had become a full-time trade-union official.

Mr. Burrup's full-time trade is in fabricating custom sand rails, which are high-powered, tube-chassis dune buggies.

Of these, two are former MPs, three are lobbyists, four are full-time trade union organisers and two are trade union lawyers.

Digby Jacks, who has been found dead aged 66, was president of the National Union of Students from 1971 to 1973, and then went on to become a full-time trade union official.

After all, it must require real effort for a full-time trade commentator, who not only writes frequently about the Third World threat but also decorates his writings with many statistics, not to notice that most of those countries run trade deficits rather than surpluses, or that wages have in fact increased dramatically in countries that used to have cheap labor.

Cameron told MPs: "I think the idea of full-time trade unionists working in the public sector on trade union business, rather than serving the public – I don't think that is right and we are going to put that to an end.

Labour MSP John Park is quitting the Scottish Parliament to take up a full-time trade union post.

For every £1 spent on full-time trade union officials negotiating with employers, resolving grievances and dealing with health and safety issues, the official said, between £3 and £9 was generated for the wider economy.