Sentence examples for offices trading from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the lower-margin, less-profitable part of financial services — back offices, trading operations, mutual-fund management — has left expensive Manhattan in search of lower costs.

It is worth pausing to imagine scores of Burmese bureaucrats walking briskly through the halls of government offices, trading witty barbs and inspirational quotations on their way to creating a contemporary democratic utopia.

Although the game will continue to answer to forces like wind, glaring sun and the occasional gnat swarm, a good deal of time-honored guesswork will give way to more definite measurements — continuing the trend of baseball front offices trading some traditional game-watching scouts for video and statistical analysts.

Perhaps the campaign could highlight the time of the morning most bankers get up, their long commute, the insane hours they spend in their offices trading with people across the world in different time zones, the relentless stress they are under as they handle multibillion-pound deals on which the livelihoods of thousands depend.

The players claim there are no hard feelings, but the front offices traded barbs after the signings and there will be plenty of extra juice for this game.

The spectre of "old corruption" – a deadening lattice of sweetheart deals, public offices traded for personal profit – was a permanent fixture at British elections until the mid-19th century.

When the Nets seemed to be standing around watching each other on the court, the front office traded a star player for Jason Kidd, whose passing skills have forced this once-wooden team to actually get out and run.

The front office traded away Randy Johnson, one of the game's dominant pitchers, and Ken Griffey Jr., an outfielder who was widely seen as the pre-eminent all-around talent in baseball.

If you live near your school or office, trade the car for a bike, bus, train or longer walk.

Before the start of the season, Mangini and the front office traded Winslow to the Buccaneers after five seasons marked by injuries and a motorcycle crash that threatened to end the tight end's career.

Despite these concerns, the scope of the chief investment's offices trades widened sharply following the acquisition of Washington Mutual at the height of the financial crisis in 2008.