Sentence examples for producing trade from inspiring English sources

Sick of being undercut by competitors producing trade paperbacks for £10, publishers are now bringing out hardbacks at similar prices.

But with its ever-rising exports producing trade frictions, with overcapacity emerging in several manufacturing industries and with investment sectors like construction showing signs of overheating, Beijing is slowly but pointedly trying to encourage consumer spending.

As the historian WH Oliver has succinctly noted, this agricultural land use was driven by the imperative to survive in a new land by producing trade goods demanded by colonial masters across the sea, and the land has disproportionately suffered as a result.

Finally we have a clear anatomy of what electronic waste really means with the full environmental consequences of mining, producing, trading, legislating for, consuming, and discarding electronics mapped out, and many of the current mythologies of waste deftly unpicked.

In recent years, a series of commitments and pledges have been made by major companies to cease producing, trading or buying palm oil linked to deforestation and exploitative practices.

Buchanan and Wilson (2014) design an experimental environment with subjects producing, trading, and consuming rivalrous and non-rivalrous goods.

Over its 60 year history, Topps has moved beyond baseball, not only producing trading cards for all the major sports, but comic books and games as well.

"Whether it's Reggie Bush, Vince Young or Matt Leinart, those three players are going to produce trade offers.

Our handsomely produced trade paperback edition has gone to three printings so far.

Mrs. Wein, 25, produces trade shows for the Metropolitan Pavilion, an event space in Manhattan.

The bridegroom, 34, who is known as Jay, is the founder of LeadsCon, a business that produces trade shows for the Internet advertising industry; he works in New York.