Sentence examples for sensible trade from inspiring English sources
"There's trade, there's sensible trade and there's dumb trade.
"One of the things we can do between us is a sensible trade relationship, cut tariffs.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus — which leads the opposition in the House — has published principles for a sensible trade policy.
Americans should continue to work to reduce poverty, with things like more debt relief, more micro credit, more sensible trade.
It will be a clean global Brexit, and one that leads to a bright future for us and a sensible trade deal with the EU.
A flexible labour market with sensible trade unions, and an openness to immigration, have also proved critical in enabling Ireland to cut real wages and regain some of the competitiveness it has lost against Germany.
In what seems a sensible trade-off, the Vidikron projector sacrifices an extra measure of brightness in order to gain warmer, more natural colors.
Not as long as Democratic and Republican presidential candidates are determined to pander to the fears of their respective bases rather than negotiating sensible trade-offs.
That is a sensible trade-off, but could compromise the central banks' public credibility.Another threat to this credibility comes from uncertainty over just how monetary policy works in a world of near-zero interest rates.
There is also growing interest in new evidence from neuroscience that tentatively suggests that two conditions of the brain compete in decision-making: a cold, objective state and a hot, emotional state in which the ability to make sensible trade-offs disappears.
The IMF's own recent analyses, which refute the idea that fiscal contractions boost growth in the short term, suggest that such a tightening might reduce the rich world's already weak growth next year by a percentage point or so.Is this a sensible trade-off?
