Sentence examples for trade compared from inspiring English sources

He added that the US took a stronger line on enforcing fair trade, compared with Europe.

His son, another Jiri, is a rising star in Czech politics: a blessedly dull trade compared with his dad's career.

The country received about 4.9 million slaves through the Atlantic trade, compared with mainland North America's importation of 389,000, according to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database.

Under the new commission system, customers of CyBerCorp's CyberX2 trading software will have to make 100 trades in a month to qualify for the firm's lowest price of $9.95 a trade compared with the previous hurdle of 500 trades.

In most cases, those who trade 10 or more times a month, the so-called active traders, qualify for discounted rates of $8 to $10 a trade, compared with fees as high as $30 for some brokers.

Economists have noted for years that Russia and the United States have relatively little direct trade compared with the size of their economies — a legacy of the superpower standoff and politics today.

The report, which focuses on Mr. Damnjanovic as one among others in the same trade, compares his operations with those of the well-known Russian arms trader Viktor Bout, saying the two have cooperated, though it says Mr. Damnjanovic has kept a far lower profile.

said, derive a lopsided amount of revenue from trading compared with their rivals.

The dollar changed hands at 124.24 yen in Asian trading, compared with 123.66 yen in New York late Thursday.

The currency, the bolívar, currently trades at about 6,100 to the dollar in street trading, compared with an official rate of 2,150.

In Nasdaq's first hour of trading, 224 million shares traded, compared with normal first-hour volume of 225 million to 250 million shares, a Nasdaq spokeswoman said.