Sentence examples for reverse trading from inspiring English sources

A novel Hotelling model in reverse trading direction is developed to examine the technology-position decisions between specialized recycling processors.

Imagine doing the reverse: trading places with the screen while the projector light focuses on you.

So, yes, I did do the reverse trade.

Moreover, the American economy was taking off, easing the pressure on Mr. Clinton to reverse trade deficits.

The sharp moves in the bond market were exacerbated by investors and dealers who scrambled to reverse trades that suddenly became losers after the announcement.

Among the White House's new initiatives are a series of reverse trade missions to help rural businesses meet foreign buyers as well as an effort to double the number of those businesses attending international trade shows.

So you get a matrix that looks like this: The dollar is, first of all, a vehicle currency (mainly in the interbank market) thanks to thick markets: if a bank wants to convert bolivars into zlotys, it will generally trade the bolivars for dollars, then the dollars for zlotys, rather than try to find someone wanting to make the reverse trade.

These decisions are likely going to be made where there is a strong complementarity in the value-added functions, particularly with reverse trade flows.

(Ex-Im Bank helps finance U.S. goods and services exports; OPIC helps private capital address development challenges by providing risk insurance and financing; and TDA assists with feasibility studies and reverse trade missions to help U.S. companies do business in emerging markets). India has become an increasingly important market for these economic agencies.

Franklin D. Roosevelt became the 32nd U.S. president and the Democratic Party worked to reverse trade protectionism in favor of trade liberalization.

Both Trump and Sanders, coming at it from opposite ideological sides, have pressed to reverse trade deals they say have gutted American manufacturing jobs.