Sentence examples for most valuable trade from inspiring English sources

Seventeen hours later, H.P. filed its lawsuit, claiming that Mr. Hurd's decision to join Oracle "has put H.P.'s most valuable trade secrets and confidential information in peril".

Tung oil is a natural sealant, as well as an effective paint thinner — in the late nineteen-thirties, it was China's single most valuable trade product.

Herewith, these two young masters of their five-minute art form share their most valuable trade secrets: what to say, how to say it and what never to say under any circumstances when pitching a film to a studio executive.

Still, on a team for which the bullpen is the greatest liability and the shaky right-field platoon of Karim Garcia and Ruben Sierra is another risk, the Yankees rumbled ahead and used their most valuable trade piece to get a more versatile infielder who will obviously help them.

Known then as the Virginia and Baltick, to reflect the most valuable trade concessions tobacco from Virginia; fur and tallow from the Baltics—it wasn't far from Jonathan's coffeehouse, where equities listed on the London Stock Exchange were traded, and Lloyd's coffeehouse, where insurance was bought and sold.

But even in a more restrictive environment, he points out, London's importance as a global financial hub and the most valuable trading center in Europe will not go away.

"English footballers have now replaced petroleum as the world's most valuable traded commodity," explained the BBC economics expert Robertaaaaah Pesaaaaahton, as City dealers selling "versatile left-footed attackers from the north-east" futures reported record prices.

It's said to be the developing world's second most valuable traded commodity, outstripped only by oil.

Consequently, Waymo is capping the damages at the value of its most valuable compromised trade secret.

"This could be the biggest, most valuable free-trade agreement by far, even if it produces only a marginal increase in trade".

The resulting income – $50.6bn, compared to $58bn – marked the first time revenue at the world's most valuable publicly traded company had declined in 13 years.