Sentence examples similar to made of trade from inspiring English sources

He recently confided in an internal document that a conciliatory approach to Beijing on trade was not yielding results and suggested that greater use should be made of trade-defense instruments.

Much has been made of China's trade surplus and the role of currency in creating it.

In 1996, the Economic Espionage Act made theft of trade secrets a federal crime.

One wonders what he'd make of the trade paperback list, where E. L. James's "Fifty Shades" books still hog the top three spots.

Many surfers have made sport of trading the sometimes comical results of translation devices.

After the arrival of Europeans, tomahawk heads often were made of iron obtained in trade.

But what are we to make of his trading in the Dude's jelly sandals for John Wayne's cowboy boots?

Shipping lanes are the routes on the open sea used by cargo vessels, traditionally making use of trade winds and currents.

She believed life was made up of trade-offs and this was surely a fair one".

Sure, we made plenty of trade-offs.

Goldman Sachs made $5.7 billion of trading revenue in the last quarter.