Sentence examples for modest trade from inspiring English sources

IN QUIET suburbs and off busy high streets, Britain has a modest trade in rape.

The new South Korean government wants to steam ahead with investment, family exchanges and modest trade.

Cuba's 79-year-old dictator, Fidel Castro, signed a modest trade accord and delivered a rousing speech, quieting rumours that he is too infirm to govern.

The pursuit of alternative energy sources, modest trade agreements, changes to the Bush administration's signature education act and even adjustments to the tax code are all within reach.

Dolan could have listened to Walsh, who was biding his time with more modest trade offers, knowing that Anthony wanted only the Knicks and that Denver had little leverage.

Someone who attacks or steals from a poor person (who may have a small plot of land, or tools of a modest trade) will almost certainly never be punished.

But the market's rally was tempered by modest trading volumes.

I had last seen Reza a few months before, in the small office where he runs a modest trading business.

Some analysts said that investors might also have been heartened by the modest uptick in stock prices during relatively modest trading volume on Monday, perhaps taking this as the long-sought signal that the market had reached a bottom.

The commercial port, directly linked to the Seine estuary, supports modest trading activity (such as the import of petroleum products) and is connected to an industrial zone with a mixture of small-scale activities including metallurgical, chemical, and electronics industries.

More than a half century after the the rail line stopped operating, Kim Yeon Wha still has strong memories of the train that used to run through this modest trading town on its way north, to Pyongyang and to China beyond -- but the recollections don't come from riding on it.