Sentence examples for repeatedly traded from inspiring English sources

In America, farmers have repeatedly traded one insect enemy for a worse one as spraying has upset the population dynamics of the insect world.

Since hurricanes Irma and Maria ravaged Puerto Rico last September, Trump and Yulín Cruz have repeatedly traded barbs in the media over the federal government's response.

A high point comes in an extended number in Act 2 — perhaps the opera's finest piece — when the two tenors repeatedly trade high C's.

We then show how the optimal allocation of individual effort and consumption can be implemented in a market equilibrium in which (i) agents and intermediaries repeatedly trade secured and unsecured debt instruments, and (ii) agents obtain (restricted) discharge of their unsecured debts in bankruptcy.

And the president tried repeatedly to trade a Social Security benefit cut for additional tax revenue in negotiations with congressional Republicans.

In between championships, Ramírez repeatedly asked to be traded.

The two Democrats had only minor differences on the issues but frequently traded snipes, repeatedly accusing each other of being too cozy with the financial industry.

He was one of the last directors to trade repeatedly in underreaction, that most precious of screen commodities.

The Knicks have repeatedly tried to trade Stoudemire, but his contract — which is uninsured against a career-ending knee injury — is considered toxic.

"I have repeatedly tried to trade sleep for other things that (it seems) I want more," says an assistant professor at a large research university.

At the NIRC Donaldson decided repeatedly against trade unions, culminating in a stand-off with the engineering workers union, ordering sequestration of £75,000 of funds for contempt of court.