Sentence examples for trade attempts from inspiring English sources

If trade attempts fail, Walsh is expected to propose a buyout.

If trade attempts fail, the Knicks could buy out the final one year and $22 million on his contract.

The disputes — which involved public posturing by each side, occasional name-calling, aborted trade attempts and a holdout, among other tactics — dragged on acrimoniously.

In view of the great volume of international trade, attempts at unification of sales law have been undertaken for many years.

Despite the difficulty in estimating the volume and value of the illegal waste trade, attempts by the UN Environment Programme and the Green Customs Initiative indicate that crime syndicates earn $20 to $30bn a year from waste crime.

In "The Island of the Day Before Yesterday," Prof. Simone Strachey, a semiotician by trade, attempts to put over a hoax -- what he calls an exercise in "the fictionality of historicism" -- only to find his own life deconstructed as a result.

This is the problem with outsiders to the sex trade attempting to control it.

After one embarrassingly botched trade attempt and several other false starts, the Knicks last night finally parted with Patrick Ewing, the cornerstone of the franchise for the past 15 years.

He also lost large sums of borrowed money in the publishing trade, attempting to capitalize on cheap editions of classical works.

The teams involved in the trade attempted to lobby the league to reverse its ruling and reconstruct the deal to no avail.

"This trend in illicit opioid trafficking is as frightening as it was predictable we saw the drug trade attempt to decrease import weights while increasing overall supply... Now they've turned their attention to other known fentanyl analogs that produce effects in infinitesimal quantities," Virani said.