Sentence examples for small trade from inspiring English sources
Work, apart from traditional farming and small trade, was scarce.
Better to have some small trade deals than none at all.
Returnees get by mainly on small trade or by dyeing clothes.
The hero, Asa Leventhal, is an editor at a small trade magazine in New York.
In 1970, Britain had a small trade deficit in goods worth 0.2% of national income.
These exports combined with Mr Putin's import-blocking counter-sanctions mean Russia still has a small trade surplus.
The risks of DVR watching are a small trade-off for its wonders.
Still, it is a small trade-off for such sumptuous singing.
At least for the moment, Reed Elsevier will also keep Harcourt's small trade-book publishing operations.
It's supposed to be a small trade-off for property owners, who get a bigger — though shared — taxpayer-financed beach, not to mention a more effective buffer against hurricanes.
The chip technology makes small trade-offs in performance for enormous energy savings.
