Sentence examples for nefarious trade from inspiring English sources
The Caribbean whose revolutions broke the back of the "nefarious trade".
Another freelance and Guardian cricketer, Timeri Murari, remembers him leaping out of his car to rout three young muggers who he had spotted at their nefarious trade.
CHICAGO — In all the fuss over the Senate seat that President Obama left behind here, and whether it was offered up in a nefarious trade, some people demanded a clean start.
While it is true that border smugglers and wildlife traders are an integral part of the nefarious trade in tiger parts, it is almost impossible to shut down their opaque and well-resourced networks.
It is also the centre of a major narcotics producing area, and we now know the extent to which the Taliban are fuelled by the profits generated by this nefarious trade.
The close of domestic markets would play a critical role in preventing the sale of illegal ivory under the cover of a legal trade, making it much easier for law enforcement agencies to do their jobs and much harder for the syndicates to profit from their nefarious trade.
The motherlode of nefarious online trading, however, more likely takes place on the "dark" or "deep" Web — sites that are not easily accessible through regular internet searches.
There is nothing inevitably nefarious about trading on this type of information; but it does mean that the investors may pay a bit more to buy or receive a lower price when selling, effectively taxing them in the name of greater market liquidity.
"It's a weird thing," says the actor, whose roles have stretched from Andrei Prozorov, the spineless brother in Chekhov's "Three Sisters," to Pig Vomit in Howard Stern's "Private Parts" to a nefarious orangutan who trades human slaves in Tim Burton's new "Planet of the Apes".
Not the least important of these was the desire to re-open the African slave trade – a nefarious commerce".
In recent years Greece has tried to build international support for its repatriation campaign by going beyond mere demands, for example joining forces with Italy in 2007 to crack down on antiquities theft and nefarious art dealers who trade in looted works.
