Sentence examples for have traded with from inspiring English sources

His company may have traded with rogue states, including Sudan.

Some government bonds have traded with negative yields.

They also appeared to have traded with other people.

The Indians would have traded with them, or at least picked up stuff they left behind.

The city was an ancient port known to have traded with Europe in Greek and Roman times before it became a Portuguese and later a Dutch colony.

Fergus McReynolds, EU director of manufacturers' group the EEF, said: "Whilst the UK is a member of the customs union, manufacturers in the UK have traded with EU partners without experiencing the delays and burden of comprehensive customs controls.

Will they, too, 50 years from now be reviled for having traded with a tyrant E.F.

The family had traded with the Middle East for a long time, acquiring considerable wealth and prestige.

To date, Wates has traded with over 30 social enterprises on supply contracts exceeding £3.5m.

And M&T's stock has traded with a relatively high valuation, illustrating investors' faith in the bank.

And M&T's stock has traded with a relatively high valuation, illustrating investor faith in the bank.