Sentence examples for open to trading from inspiring English sources

Only a handful of teams have been open to trading so far, but others presumably will listen as the July 31 trading deadline approaches.

But the Browns needed help around quarterback Colt McCoy and the Vikings, who had made clear they were open to trading the pick, got help for their young quarterback, Christian Ponder, when they picked offensive tackle Matt Kalil.

Once viewed as a potential Hall of Famer, he is now seen as a player who is still good but hardly great and whom the Mets might even be open to trading.

Considering the number of quarterback-desperate teams, St . Louis which has already made clear it is open to trading the No. 2 pick, should have plenty of suitors, including Washington, Cleveland and perhaps Miami.

It is now clear that the Mets would be open to trading Beltran this winter, when he will be going into the final season of his seven-year, $119 million deal and will be owed $18.5 million.

If Angelenos are willing to give up the sanctity of their own four doors for a stranger's Prius, it stands to reason that they would be open to trading the mobility of four wheels for the pleasures of public transit.

OPEN MARKETS  Singapore and Chile are the two emerging economies whose borders are most open to trade.

Nor is it straightforward to measure how open to trade an economy is.

For most of its history the subcontinent was open to trade and the outside world.

Since President Fernando Collor eased restrictions on imports in 1990 Brazil has become more open to trade.

Yes, the United States as a whole is open to trade with the rest of the world, but not nearly to the same extent that Texas is open to trade with the world including the other states.