Sentence examples for trade away from from inspiring English sources

The region may be one trade away from a feisty new era.

It seems to have stripped 3% a year of trade away from America, and replaced it with intra-EU trade.

Like all but one of coach Patrice Neveu's roster, Alexandre plies his trade away from Haiti in the United States.

We must take the trade away from organised criminals and hand it to the control of doctors and pharmacists".

(With Torres's trade away from the Giants, however, the filmmakers said they were "reviewing" the idea of changing the movie's name).

At worst, they do damage, artificially diverting trade away from excluded countries or clogging up commerce with fiendishly complicated "rules of origin".

These firms are actively considering shifting some trading away from the NYSE, partly to make more money for themselves.

Then those banks began to set up their own foreign affiliates to keep the trades away from United States rules.

If he can win NYMEX and coax more trading away from the banks, he will have every reason to become a little more boisterous.

But the biggest factor pushing trading away from the public exchanges is the ongoing decline in volatility in stock prices, traders say.

"I've always said that when you get traded away from a team, you never expect to come back," Vazquez said.