Sentence examples for meant trading from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Khodorkovsky, who raked in riches faster than anyone else, that has meant trading his executive suite for a cage in court.

"The result of the negative news meant trading volumes dropped, leading to declining, or at best flat, revenues, and this created job losses on Wall Street," said Ken McCarthy, a senior economist and senior managing director at Cushman & Wakefield.

For a long time, I've known I wanted to quit the suburbs, even if it meant trading the chirp of crickets for the screech of car alarms and depriving my dog the woods outside our back door.

PHOENIX — Woody Johnson, the Jets' owner, said for the first time Sunday night that if making his team better meant trading any player — including cornerback Darrelle Revis — he would listen to an offer.

But it was a season in which the Nets were 26-56, and Rod Thorn, the Nets' president, said that the constant futility forced him to make immediate changes, even if it meant trading Marbury and building anew.

I've fallen in love with Apple's Retina displays, so if I have one complaint about the computer it's that there's no ultra-high resolution display, but incorporating that kind of screen in this generation would've likely meant trading a big chunk of that new battery life away, and also increasing the price tag by around $400-500 400-500

It means trading financial hardship now for increased earning power down the road.

Mottled light through waterside trees over the bows and sterns means trading fish for birds.

But doing so in a standard room means trading spacious accommodations for state-of-the-art technology.

"And if that means trading the pick, we're going to look at that without a doubt".

He also knows that general managers like the Mets' Sandy Alderson are hired to build winning clubs, even if it means trading popular players.