Sentence examples for natural trading from inspiring English sources

But its natural trading partners in the region do have them.

That is well beyond what some economists think should be its natural trading range.

It's a medium-sized post-industrial nation off the coast of Europe, which is its natural trading partner.

Sumatra's strategic location and its wealth of natural resources, including gold and pepper, made it a natural trading crossroads for Indian and Chinese merchants.

But even with people you know and like, subtle one-upsmanship can creep in during the natural trading of war stories.

Of course, the Iraqis recognize, as we do, that Iraq and Iran are natural trading partners and have a religious bond as majority Shiite.

It is a natural trade-off.

He found his natural trade by starting his own paper as a schoolboy, went to college, but dropped out and began working for the Philadelphia Record.

The higher northern part of the depression forms long-established natural trade routes, including the fabled Silk Road; these connect in the southeast to the trade route known as the Hexi (Gansu) Corridor.

The natural trade for a hedge fund is to go long the high-yielder and short the low-yielder; this creates a source of income that generates positive returns (in the short term at least) and justifies the fees.

In my view the natural trade-off is a broad public right to inquire (i.e., listen to the radio, point infrared sensors around, make video recordings, analyze the data from the sensors with computers, etc).