Sentence examples for intent on trading from inspiring English sources

The Knicks' two lumbering big men, Zach Randolph and Eddy Curry, are probably a poor fit in D'Antoni's offense, but Walsh already seemed intent on trading at least one of them.

We weren't intent on trading this player.

Revis was then asked why he felt Johnson had been intent on trading him.

They seem intent on trading for another starter, with Seattle's Freddy Garcia the most appealing option.

Accorsi said that despite the rumors the Giants were intent on trading up from their No. 4 slot to grab Manning, the Mississippi quarterback, with the top spot, he had no such obsession.

With his own market-beating history in mind, the tight-lipped Ned Johnson, 78 and still Fidelity's highly active chairman, seems intent on trading some of Fidelity's yawn-inducing efficiency for a bit of go-go years glory.

With China, Romney seems intent on a trade war.

On the French left, he is widely seen as the Gallic equivalent of Tony Blair, a youthful figure intent on forcing trade unions and workers to submit to the rigors of the global market.

But in this case, the government's line — that Nisman was manipulated, then discarded, by elements of the intelligence community intent on discrediting Kirchner — traded on widely held doubts about Nisman's independence as an investigator.

The four countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, which account for less than 3percentt of world trade, are intent on expanding the trade network.

With Itex, he said, he is intent on expanding the trading network by working through brokers and 90 Itex franchises and by acquiring other barter companies.