Sentence examples for problem of trading from inspiring English sources

By expressing the level of quality in monetary terms, the problem of trading off quality with costs is converted into a problem of minimizing the total cost, which is the sum of quality loss and costs.

But this is a problem of trade deficits, not just budget deficits".

"Germany is a big part of the problem" of trade imbalance, the newspaper wrote, describing Mrs. Merkel's mission in Pittsburgh as wanting to make sure "there was no discussion of Germany's complicity in the financial crisis".

Prime Minister Tony Blair, in Portugal at a European meeting, said the case had prompted a "huge willingness" on the part of continental leaders to "tackle this problem of trade in human misery".

Also the problem of trade-offs or compensability is reduced.

However, the seeding algorithm has a problem of trade-off between sensitivity and search speed.

It examines the case for, criticisms of, and outcome of the first GB capacity auction and problems of trading between different capacity markets.

Set in a pre-social media culture, the film touches on the very real problems of trading human interaction for time spent invested in fictionalized characters.

Written by Budd Schulberg, the controversial, Academy Award-winning film concerned the problems of trade unionism and racketeering on New York's gritty waterfront docks.

Sounding more and more like Alex Salmond (who is on the remain side this time), Davis breezily swept aside post-Brexit problems of trade deals (etc) and said he is "looking forward to a free country" on 24 June.

But it is also the case that developing countries such as Brazil, China and India have begun to realize the problems of trade agreements containing IP chapters and have started to address these through regulation.