Sentence examples for making a trade from inspiring English sources
I don't see them making a trade for me.
"I thought maybe we were making a trade.
They did, by making a trade to move up to the fourth overall spot.
We're just not going to make a trade for the sake of making a trade".
"The Toronto deal's not happening, and Miami and the Knicks are not making a trade.
"I said getting him back is like making a trade after the deadline," Torre said.
"Even if they just turn on the radio, they are making a trade-off.
Making a Trade-off Tracey Moynihan, the director of business development for Great Performances, a New York catering company, did not have the luxury of staying home.
He described the UK as facing "exceptional circumstances" and said the MPC was making a trade-off between keeping inflation in check and shoring up growth.
But some of the "softer" aspects to work may partly explain the wage differential: perhaps women are making a trade-off between pay and other aspects of work that make them happy.
And in so doing they are indeed making a trade-off -- not the pretended trade-off of foreign aid for Social Security, but a very real trade-off of foreign lives for American votes.
