Sentence examples for think trading from inspiring English sources

Mandelson argued: "I don't think trading insults in this situation helps resolve the dispute.

As a Knicks fan, I think trading Latrell Sprewell to the Celtics for Antoine Walker would be great!

"I think trading is going to be minimized into the future somewhat because of the same reason you haven't seen a lot this season," Nash said.

British Gas is more important for Centrica than the upstream energy division, and we think trading conditions for British Gas have deteriorated.

"We speak the same language as the people in Georgia, and use the same accounting methods, and we think trading on U.S. exchanges is cheaper and safer".

The seemingly endless list of taped conversations made clear that Mr. Rajaratnam and his colleagues did not think trading on confidential information was unusual, even if they did think it needed to be hidden from authorities.

— Matt Ng, New York City I don't think trade value is what they are thinking about.

"I think trade is good for our country," Mr. Sweeney said.

Do you think trade restrictions will help or hurt South America's two biggest economies?

"We think trade frictions are a very natural thing, as long as we are determined to go global," he said.

You may think trade policy only happens in the World Trade Organisation or the former Department of Trade and Industry, or even the Department for International Development.