Sentence examples for steady trading from inspiring English sources

Gadhia made her comments as Virgin Money announced steady trading for the first nine months of the year.

Given the lack of activity, it is no surprise that some in the market question Westlake's actual commitment to pursue this offer, though Georgia Gulf's stock has held steady trading just below the $34 per share offer price.

But with a major industry conference the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts–set for next week in New York, analysts believe that news of a hard deal involving top-flight firms, rather than the speculation that has run rampant in the industry, could steady trading going forward.

The steady, unfaltering trade winds made it possible for us to move at will over the clear blue water of Sir Francis Drake Channel, to deep, uncluttered har bors, to tiny pastel villages and along the deserted beaches of the islands.

What to Do The steady trade winds are Aruba's gift to windsurfers.

Ever since, the net has turned over a steady trade in narcotics.

The climate of the Windwards is marine, and the extreme tropical heat is greatly tempered by the steady trade winds and daily sea breezes.

His city centre shop, hung with its 50s photographs of child models sporting a multitude of short back and sides, is open, unguarded, doing a steady trade.

The paintings were said to be popular among Dutch burghers as a caution to anyone contemplating a life in alchemy instead of steady trade.

It may also prove the high-water mark in decades of steady trade liberalisation that has fuelled globalisation but is blamed for exacerbating economic inequality within many developed economies with the outsourcing of manufacturing jobs.

But despite the lack of promotion, and the high price, Ali enjoys a steady trade: "I often run out of nets and I can sell around 10 or 15 of these LLINs in one day".