Sentence examples for indispensable trade from inspiring English sources

To be sure, they are all friends as well as indispensable trade partners.

ALTHOUGH serious composition was not considered an indispensable trade in mid-20th-century England, Benjamin Britten, with characteristic understatement, always expressed the hope that his music would at least be thought of as useful.

Although its geopolitical importance is indisputable — it has about 80 million people, and the Suez Canal is an indispensable link in trade routes between Europe and Asia — its weight in the world economy is negligible.

Remember, this stabbing machine is a mere assistive tool, not a replacement for the forensic investigators themselves, or the violent criminals indispensable to their trade.

As the debate concerning the Axiom of Choice rumbled on, it became apparent that the proofs of a number of significant mathematical theorems made essential use of it, thereby leading many mathematicians to treat it as an indispensable tool of their trade.

Thus, the WTO remains the indispensable international organization for keeping trade friction from turning into full-blown trade wars.

Knowing how to sample and taste dark brown liquid -- known as cupping in the trade -- is indispensable for producing quality coffee.

Although he sometimes accused the labor movement of complacency, corruption or racism, he constantly defended trade unions as indispensable to democracy and social welfare.

The bullpen holds on and struggling New York win 3-2 - Mets fans file out, content with a victory with help of baseball's most entertaining everyman, one whose rising value has shifted him from one-time trade bait to indispensable.

Doug Bailey, who helped define the expanding role of political consultants in the 1960s and '70s and later founded The Hotline, a digest of political news, distributed by fax, that became an indispensable tool of the political trade in the pre-Web 1980s and '90s, died on Monday at his home in Arlington, Va.

"Trade is an indispensable ingredient of prosperity," Mr De Gucht said.