Sentence examples for obvious trades from inspiring English sources

Builders, engineers and doctors are all popular, but so are some less obvious trades: "Hairdressers are in high demand in Australia," says Mr Gregan.

In addition to obvious trades that are made by seed-propagated domesticates (reduced seed dispersal, reduced seed dormancy) and the well-known reductions in individual competitive ability made in recent times (reduced stem height, reduced phenotypic plasticity, increased determinacy) (Donald and Hamblin 1983), perennial grain candidates may have other traits that can be modified to increase yield.

Esserman and Bratton offered the obvious trade.

But what about those crucial times when accepting the obvious trade-off just isn't good enough?

The obvious trade-off is to go more slowly on deficit-cutting and faster on structural reforms, especially when political capital is limited.

An obvious trade target would be the Cleveland Browns, whose general manager, Tom Heckert, drafted Kolb in the second round when he was with the Eagles in 2007.

There are obvious trade-offs to language equality, but the EU has calculated that the delays and costs are worth it.The United Nations should revisit its own calculations.

With Latrell Sprewell deemed untouchable and Glen Rice's age, injury and contract having crushed his market value, Houston is the most obvious trade bait.

Mr. Yeh said that all these policies were meant to protect the public interest, not to erect new, less obvious trade barriers.

There is an obvious trade-off between rejection and permeance among the fabricated membranes, in which, the permeance enhancement and rejection diminishing occurred with the addition of MWCNTs-COOH; however, a vice-versa trend was observed in annealed membranes.

"That was a fairly easy and obvious trade to do," said Boaz Weinstein, the founder of Saba Capital Management, who was among a group of investors betting against JPMorgan's trader known as the London Whale.