Sentence examples for to traded from inspiring English sources
verb
To engage in trade
- This company trades in precious metal.
(As productivity and incomes in the poorer countries catch up with those in the rest of the Union, prices of non-traded goods will rise relative to traded ones).So the ECB will find its job much harder just as its ability to do it is being impaired by an overpopulated council.
Now it is Cutler, who is represented by Favre's agent, James Cook, who has asked to traded.
Porter (2003) survey on economic performance of U.S. regions claims that regional development policies have to be particularly attuned to traded clusters because of their capability to support higher wages but also because they drive local employment and affect regional economic performances.
price to trade around $34.
George Steinbrenner wanted to trade him.
They made a promise to trade artwork.
And there are formidable barriers to trade.
That helps them to trade more stealthily.
Most use their founders' money to trade.
The subsidiary companies have continued to trade.
Basically, we had nobody to trade with.
