Sentence examples for slow trade from inspiring English sources

Every slow trade deadline is just a learning opportunity in disguise.

While vegetable markets in northern Tehran and the ski slopes were packed, the polling stations were doing a slow trade, witnesses said.

Lower interest rates are less effective in stimulating demand because banks saddled with too many bad loans are reluctant to lend more and debt-laden firms cannot borrow.Governments are now likely to come under pressure to slow trade liberalisation.

Yet shops are quiet and shopkeepers speak of slow trade, delivery restrictions and a harsh end to a catastrophically wet July (this was particularly bad for clothing retailers as no one wants to buy the sort of clothes on offer).

The stadium is in a residential neighbourhood and surrounded by several bars serving Anderlecht's fans, watering holes that you suspect do slow trade outside of match days, if they're open at all.

A bill to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana is working its way through the lower house of Parliament, bringing threats from the White House that such a law could slow trade at the border.

Other changes to the markets would help slow trading during crises.

Some colleagues call her the "Greek Gaga," and others imitate the leg stretches she does during slow trading periods.

It is also looking at strengthening various types of circuit breakers to halt or slow trading during volatile periods.

America's online stockbrokers, becalmed by slow trading volumes, have been agitating the markets with merger talks among themselves.

But technical factors are thought to have aggravated the sell-off as "circuit breakers" intended to slow trading worsened liquidity.