Sentence examples for sound trading from inspiring English sources

Robert Kennedy Jr., an alternative-energy advocate who still opposes Cape Wind, is filmed sailing in the sound, trading bullhorn arguments with a Greenpeace crew that has come to support it.

Timing is at the heart of all sound trading, whether it is swing trading or momentum trading.

One woman, a 29-year-old marketing executive, joked that the only difference would be the sounds: trading the thumps of both sides' mortars and the screech of the government's Russian-made MIG fighter jets for the thunder of Tomahawk missiles.

Mr. Haworth claimed for himself that he never departed from the principles of sound trade.

It's the only way to make sound trade-off decisions and choose the right practices.

They do not think the technicians can reach sound trade, monetary, and arms agreements unless the heads of government reach some kind of political accommodation de fining their common objectives.

"When bolstered by sound trade, education, energy and monetary policy, the Romney reform program is expected by the governor's economic advisers to increase GDP growth by between 0.5% and 1% per year over the next decade," Hubbard writes.

The Trans Pacific Partnership fails President Obama's pledge to make the TPP an environmentally sound trade agreement.

After talks broke off in March, and the players filed their lawsuit, there was little meaningful discussion but plenty of harsh sound bites traded.

He is the chief Democratic counsel on the House Judiciary Committee, and over the last month, he has been on television night after night with Larry King and Geraldo Rivera and other hosts, trading sound bites with familiar talking heads like William J. Bennett, Barbara K. Olson, Laura Ingraham and Ann Coulter.

It sounds like derivatives trading.