Sentence examples for loyal trading from inspiring English sources

Led company through Internet bubble and bust; spectacular rebound catering to loyal trading communities.

"Meg" steered company through Internet boom, then bust, by sticking with loyal trading communities and original goal: "create an environment in which ordinary people could be successful".

Loyal trade unionists who are not Wagner fans (such people exist, believe it or not) have reportedly been able to sell their seats for a profit.

It is also because South Africa eyes the Zimbabwean opposition — which morphed out of a once-loyal trade union movement — through the suspicious lens of its own trade union movement's contemplation of opposition politics.

Others stayed loyal to the trade unions and were duly accused of having become "conservative".

There was a strong sense of male pride and self-respect, often exemplified in loyal membership of trade unions.

Since many of his most loyal supporters are trade unionists—he spoke up for the persecuted unions in the 1970s and 1980s the fear is that he will cave in to their present demands.

President Donald Trump's savaging of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has gotten a good deal of attention for its sheer weirdness — why scapegoat one of America's most loyal allies and benign trading partners?

During their time in the area, the family businesses acquired many loyal patrons from the trade center and other buildings nearby.

Notwithstanding his private opinions and actions, Grant understood that he still had publicly to uphold official government policy, which permitted those loyal to the Union to trade in cotton.

In fact, foreigners had become so dominant in the restaurant trade that a Loyal British Waiters Society was set up in 1910 to protect "the interests of British waiters as a class".