Sentence examples for thinking of trading from inspiring English sources
Quite a lot, if they are old folk thinking of trading down.
Most of the contraction will be in exports.Countries with similar models are thinking of trading them in.
Yes, the Broncos are finally now getting around to thinking of trading him, according to Sports Illustrated's Peter King.
If the Diamondbacks are thinking of trading Johnson, the Yankees and the Mets are two interested teams.
Below are four key elements worth considering if you're thinking of trading in tea for coffee and hopping across the Atlantic.
IF you're thinking of trading in the family sedan for a tuner car, you'll want to make sure it screams speed.
Thinking of the trade deal as a panacea, the government failed to come up with a broader policy or make the investments needed to use the trade agreement as a lever to transform the whole economy.
Lamoriello acknowledged that he was not spending a lot of time thinking of possible trades.
When it comes to China, Europe wants first to test its readiness to open its markets through an investment agreement before thinking of a wider trade pact.Yet a transatlantic trade deal could easily be halted by political obstacles.
That caution reflects the free trade thinking of many mainstream economists and trade experts.
The only thing you can really do wrong there is to go too far (more than ¾) or not far enough (less than ¾), and thinking of it as "TRADE and then go another ¼" can help keep you... er... straight.
