Sentence examples for trade appeal from inspiring English sources

The Japanese, having less trade appeal and a stronger military force than the Chinese, were better able to withstand this pressure, and in that country only six ports were opened to foreign trade and residence.

The surplus of starting pitching would have given the Yankees options, and one of them would have been to trade Javier Vazquez, whose two-month surge has increased his trade appeal.

Outside the confines of the cashier's booth the bookmaking industry might have seemed to many a very male preserve, but Coates was blind to that and the trade appealed to her mathematical mind.

PJ has the kind of sinewy, rough-trade appeal that makes rich pedophiles want to invite him to their mansion in Vermont or their pied à terre in Montreal.

The basic zero-fee trading appeals to younger, less wealthy, less experienced traders who make small investments where the $7-plus commission fees charged by competitors like Scottrade and E*Trade could eradicate their potential gains.

If Obama gets up and says something extremely populist on, say, trade, to appeal to the left-wing base of the Party or to the unions, wide groups of voters and insiders say, 'Oh, is he really a liberal candidate?

Finally, a more sophisticated trade may appeal to those who want to capture any large-cap out performance while minimizing market risk.

But the World Trade Center appeals to domestic tenants as well.

But that was a time when government ears were closed to trade union appeals.

"The legal men have been talking darkly about restraint of trade action, appeals and all manner of retribution should their clients be disciplined with undue severity.

Lobbyists for the trade group appealed to the offices of Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Democrat, and the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, a Republican, as well as to other senior lawmakers.