Sentence examples for looking for trade from inspiring English sources
"But we are not looking for trade sanctions so it is really up to them to decide".
Around Milan, some 5,000 girls cater to about 60,000 customers a night, snarling traffic looking for trade and littering the streets with condoms after they have found it, much to the dismay of staider neighbours.
Advertise in the newspaper that you're looking for trade tokens.
But Turnbull is not looking for trade-offs.
Other markets have sought to combat the problem by looking for trading opportunities in assets like bonds and derivatives, or moving into new markets around the world.
Nevertheless, he said he was quite sure that the S.E.C. was looking for trading plans as part of its investigation of Enron executives, and checking whether all the insiders' trades complied with their plans' rules.
Some of them look for trade with Iraq.
Look for trade discussions to heat up again in the days leading up to the draft...
No matter how hard economists look for trade's fingerprints on these inequities, they find it plays only a bit part.
After some news — of a takeover, perhaps, or an earnings collapse — caused a big stock swing, investigators looked for trades that seemed to have been prescient.
Responding to a crisis both in the mutual fund industry and at the commission, which until recently never looked for trading abuses, the S.E.C. chairman, William H. Donaldson, outlined proposals beyond those he announced on Friday.
