Sentence examples for if trading from inspiring English sources

Milbury did not sound as if trading Osgood was much of an option.

But this is a weak argument, which the paper says is redundant if trading costs are taken into account.

If trading in shares of the Rexnord Corporation are any indication, investors are warming up to initial public offerings again.

Domestically, if trading with Scotland became more difficult, the rest of the UK loses out, Curtice says.

If trading resumes as scheduled this morning, some of the exchange's business will move to Philadelphia, officials said yesterday.

If trading dollar bills for a quarter, a dime, and a penny, why not hand over all six of them?

Malaysia could suffer as well if trade slows overall.

But the Mets can wait to see if trade offers for him increase.

If trade flowed freely, being landlocked would be no impediment to growth.

That will show if trade unions are willing to be more responsible about exploiting their power.

If trade unions are recognised, wages in unionised sectors might rise but employment might fall.