Sentence examples for is in trade from inspiring English sources

In short her father is in trade.

The striking difference is in trade and investment.

He told reporters that he and Mr. Zardari had agreed to "deepen and enhance" the "unbreakable relationship" between Britain and Pakistan, "whether that is in trade, whether it's in education, and also in the absolutely vital area of combating terrorism".

It's worth remembering that the eurozone as a whole is in trade balance – it's comfortably solvent, so that settling of accounts could resolve the problem without any financing from the IMF or China.

One of the few policy issues on which having a Republican-controlled Congress could help Obama is in trade, with the Republicans traditionally in favour of free trade and Democrats, influenced by unions, suspicious and often openly hostile.

Borovoy noted that most of the interest from schools right now is in trade books and that most aren't all that interested in textbooks in e-book form.

The former were considered "gentlemen", while the latter were "in trade".

My background is in trading standards.

This capacitor is in trade-off with actuation voltage.

As well-known as Bacon is in trading circles, he's little-known outside of them.

"The species that are in trade are just booming," he said.