Sentence examples for left trading from inspiring English sources
Black and white are rare commodities, and most often voters, the press, politicians and political observers are left trading in grays.
A dearth of economic data or important corporate earnings reports left trading volumes among the lightest this year in a session typical of what are often called the dog days of summer.
The exchanges have left trading fees on the table, and the public investors have not participated in the creation of value, that has instead taken place on the private side.
From the left, trade unions and Democrats howl about the outsourcing of jobs to China.
When European exploration began, Britain's more constrained crown left trade in the hands of privateers, whereas Spain favoured state control of ocean commerce.
The left traded its commitment to the supremacy of the ballot box for a more nebulous idea of "locking in" good policies through EU laws.
He threatened to tear it up and withdraw the US completely, which would have left trade between the three neighbors in disarray.
He left trade school at age 16 in order to pursue music as a career and recorded his first solo work, Los chulos son pa' cuidarlos ("Pimps Are for Nurturing"), in 1989.
On the drive, the few men who were left traded news out of the windows of their trucks: Cypress Cove marina got it bad; so did Dean Blanchard's dock.
Mr. Busek said that the Czech banks concentrated on traditional commercial banking, leaving trading and investment banking mostly to their foreign parents.
Technology has turned the trading floor into a sideshow, leaving trading floor specialists at the exchange anxious that they will become mere extras on CNBC.
