Sentence examples for may be trade from inspiring English sources

But there may be trade trouble ahead.

On the one hand this is a breach of the Apple terms and may be trade mark infringement.

"Do I want a future where we survive in the UK or do I want a future where we thrive in the UK? "Of course, there may be trade barriers for Britain if it left the EU.

The extent to which the multifunctionality of agriculture can justify continuing domestic subsidies to farmers that may be trade distorting in their effects, has emerged as a key bone of contention in the current World Trade Organization (WTO) agriculture trade talks.

For instance, the domestic economy can produce different types of goods (some may be labor-intensive and some may be capital-intensive; some may be traded and others non-traded).

McGrady may be traded soon.

Sprewell wants to stay with the Knicks, but he realizes that he may be traded.

Thereafter, the company is no longer British, and its shares may be traded untaxed.

Haynesworth may be traded, although he carefully avoided saying anything controversial late Sunday.

Dickey, McKinnis added, has adjusted to the idea that he may be traded.

Losing has increased speculation that Sprewell may be traded because he is the Knicks' most desirable player.