Sentence examples for trade bases from inspiring English sources

Research has consistently shown that when bases finally close, the economic impact is generally limited and in some cases actually positive -- that is, local communities can end up better off when they trade bases for housing, schools, shopping complexes, and other forms of economic development.

On the secondary market, TIPS trade based on widespread expectations for inflation — or more recently — deflation.

Fair trade based on small farming, co-operative models and long-term relationships is especially important.

Towns, including Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo, developed lively trade based on canal traffic.

"People who trade stocks, trade based on what they feel will move and they can trade for profit.

There is the possibility she could do that, and the agency could probably do some trade based on that.

A fur trade based on fixed posts in the interior followed the establishment, by Simon Fraser in 1805, of the first trading post at McLeod Lake.

In the 1980's, an analyst might estimate a range within which a stock could trade, based on what the analyst expected the company to earn.

"I was concerned that I had been responsible at least in part for Galleon being involved in a stock trade based on inside information," Mr. Smith said.

Although there has long been a considerable international trade based on the country's key location as a crossroads, modern industrial development began mainly after World War II.

Both Kansas City and St . Louisare important centres for banking, trade (based largely on the exchange of farm- and automobile-related products), and business services.