Sentence examples for sort of trade from inspiring English sources

"Normally, that sort of trade is out of the question," Mr. Takata said.

Leaving the European Union without some sort of trade deal would be most disastrous for farmers.

Does some sort of trade between sides make sense and, if so, on what terms?

"I don't believe that a successful coalition is based around trying to endlessly sort of trade off each other's policies".

In its place will be a sort of trade show, sponsored by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and DTE Energy, called Smarter Living in Michigan.

Representatives of about 30 alternative weeklies met recently in Seattle to discuss, among other matters, the possibility of forming a sort of trade association.

But what sort of trade-off does that entail?

The evolutionary advantage to gradual growth and development is thought to be a sort of trade-off.

It is the sort of trade-off translators make at every turn, but some will surely disagree with her calculation.

He said: "If you have a certain amount of money, that's the sort of trade-off you have to make.

It remains to be seen how that sort of trade-off goes — whether he'll be more a man of the public or a man of his own work.