Sentence examples for human trade from inspiring English sources

And they are also in trouble: there is a human trade in their teeth and jaws as trophy items, and in their fins for soup.

Many Western governments that are trying to thwart the smuggling say that international criminal gangs are making huge profits in this illegal human trade.

Just mentioning the problems caused by climate change and human trade and transport can cause eyes to glaze over quicker than an oak processionary moth can form a conga line.

Pandemic virus infection in honeybees has been facilitated by the recent spread of a parasitic mite and by human trade.

He also had this to say for those who found themselves as the victims in the human trade: "I'd like to send a message of hope out that those people who have been trafficked.

CANTERBURY, U.K.--The fungus thought to be responsible for worldwide amphibian declines may have been spread by human trade, according to new genetic evidence presented here 15 July at the annual meeting of the Society of Conservation Biology.

Well, that's one of the benefits of human trading.

The simplest example is the NYSE which still uses a mix of electronic and human trading.

NYSE has kept its human trading form, though it's changed a lot over the last 10 years and NYSE has its own electronic systems like NYSE ARCA.

To date, however, there have been few empirical tests of the key idea that humans trade offspring quantity for quality, and no strictly comparative work designed to identify the specific environmental conditions that favor such a tradeoff.

Battaglia and Schrater [3] examined how humans trade off viewing time and movement time to minimize visuomotor variability; Dean, Wu and Maloney [5] looked at how humans trade off speed against accuracy in tasks where subjects were rewarded for both speed and accuracy.