Sentence examples for good for trading from inspiring English sources
Utilities are good for trading.
Any given expected moment of monetary easing (lower interest rates or more quantitative easing) tends to cause exchange-rate depreciation, which is good for the exports of the depreciating country – but not so good for trading partners.
As per the analysis, which is substantiated by Schott (2013), China will be benefited if TPP is enforced because it promotes economic growth in the region, which is good for trading.
If you have a Shiny Legendary such as a Shiny Mew or Shiny Rayquaza, this will also be good for trading.
Inside I buy some sunscreen and take my change in shiny gold $3 coins, local tender ("Good For Trade In Coastal Marin").
"It cannot be a good thing, and creating potentially a customs wall between what was a united market cannot be good for trade or for brands.
However, he said the British people must be allowed to decide whether to stay in an EU that is good for trade, rather than one that causes "costs for business and complaints for our citizens".
No stunt was too crass if it was good for trade: for his Arrangement in White and Yellow show at the Fine Art Society in 1883, visitors were told to arrive wearing cravats, kerchiefs and buttonholes the colour of egg yolk.
Molly Moon Neitzel, owner of an ice-cream shop and leader of a small-business group in favour of the increase, said the higher minimum wage would be good for trade.
"I would have obsession blinker us to the wider world no longer," says DI Reid angrily at the end of the first episode, addressing himself to Chief Inspector Abberline (the real-life detective who investigated the Whitechapel murders) and a tabloid journalist who has found the Ripper very good for trade.
