Sentence examples for trade becomes from inspiring English sources

"If cap and trade becomes a political anathema," Mr. Bledsoe said, "the consequences are very broad.

As criminal organisations take root, the cycle of the illegal wildlife trade becomes self-propagating.

"Coin Trade Becomes More Like a Market" (Oct . 27 described recent developments in quantifying the transactions of coin collecting.

Though its publisher is well intentioned, the paper's stock in trade becomes speculation, innuendo and grisly pictures.

And I'm worried, too, whether that turn-taking will happen, or whether this temporary trade becomes the biggest trade of all — my career for his.

When the Bargnani trade becomes official, the Knicks will have traded away every draft pick permitted under the N.B.A. rules from now to 2017.

"We didn't really need time until trade became important".

Glass beads, acquired in trade, became a staple of Plains Indian decorative artistry.

In the 1990s, however, trade became a controversial and divisive issue at home.

It was only with the arrival of the Beatles in 1962 that the trade became bilateral.

I was fresh out of college, and Rough Trade became my alternative education.