Sentence examples for knowledge of the trade from inspiring English sources

Terms were not disclosed, but a person with knowledge of the trade confirmed them.

The person with knowledge of the trade talks said there was "no chance" the Garnett-Jordan deal could happen.

But the bet could now wind up costing the company billions more in losses, according to people with knowledge of the trade, as JPMorgan struggles to offload the holdings.

Small wonder, then, that when Silverstein Properties took over from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as the operator of the World Trade Center on July 24, it asked a core group of about 50 Port Authority workers, including many senior people with profound knowledge of the trade center's operations, to remain for three months as consultants.

A large hedge fund recently paid about 30 cents on the dollar to buy a claim of roughly $50 million from a family that had invested with Mr. Madoff, according to a person with knowledge of the trade who was not authorized to speak about it.

But according to a person with knowledge of the trade talks, the teams went back to work to hash out a deal that would allow Rivers to leave Boston — and the three years and $21 million left on his contract — in return for a protected first-round pick of the Clippers in the 2015 N.B.A. draft.

Morgan Stanley would not disclose the names of the traders involved, and a person with knowledge of the trades said that they no longer worked at the firm.

Sean Stewart sought to call his father as a witness at the trial to try to show that the "silver platter" statement and others indicating the son's knowledge of the trading were not truthful but only boasts made to Mr. Cunniffe.

In Amazonia, our knowledge of the trade-offs and possible thresholds in the relationships among social, economic and environmental parameters remains quite limited and hinders the design of sustainable socio-environmental systems.

Having knowledge of the trades at an early age may also be a factor in successful apprenticeship completion.

Such generality may be rare, and quantitative knowledge of the trade-off may be necessary to predict the optimum in most systems.