Sentence examples for general trade from inspiring English sources

The list consists entirely of general trade books.

Most of these imports seem to have been in technical-scientific and general trade books.

Andean countries in general trade far more with the United States than with their new Mercosur partners.

English kings continually used it for their expeditions to France, and its herring fishing and general trade prospered.

"Best of Category", General Trade Illustrated Books, in the 2009 New England Book Show sponsored by Bookbuilders of Boston.

Though the company still specializes in college bookstores, Posman's three general trade stores have also carved out their own niches.

However, lower H2/CO2 selectivities (5 7 (modified PBIs) versus 23 (m-PBI)) were also measured and reflected the general trade-off between gas permeability and selectivity.

But more general trade-wind patterns do come onshore, and air pollution can be as much of a problem from oil rigs as water pollution.

Although the general trade-off strategies concern about the importance weights of CRs, which are specified with a variety of methods, they ignore the influence of the degree of compensation among them.

Business interests favored "both the general trade-regulating machinery of the NRA and the more specific legislative programs designed to deal with particular conditions," as Butler Shaffer shows in his book, In Restraint of Trade: The Business Campaign Against Competition, 1918-1938.

We found a general trade-off between recruitment probability and dispersal distance; however, optimal recruitment sites were not necessarily associated to sites of maximal adult-plant density.