Sentence examples for mostly trades from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the bank was using a relatively new type of credit derivative that mostly trades off exchanges in opaque markets.

It's an unexpected reaction to one of Perry's low-budget comedies that mostly trades in pratfalls and bawdy invective before slamming into a wall of treacly pop-psychology.

Sweden's OMX, which mostly trades Nordic securities now, gave Nasdaq a solid base in European markets.

The currency has mostly traded higher than its American counterpart since early last year.

In August 2002, it soared to 45; this year it has mostly traded between 14 and 16.

(These are mostly trade and technical skills and the category that most concerns Labor).

Since raw materials are mostly traded in dollars, a weakening of the currency usually leads to upward adjustments in price.

Times Company stock, which peaked above $50 a share in 2002, has mostly traded between $15 and $20 since last October.

Before that, Mr. Morgan and Mr. Sheen had mostly traded chuckles and anecdotes about multiday benders, inflated network salaries and meet-ups in Aspen, Colo.

(The nations of the euro area individually are very open but they mostly trade with each other and are therefore unable to devalue against their most important partners).

M. Shanken Communications publishes mostly trade journals - publications that people in the wine or spirits business say they cannot easily do without.