Sentence examples for trade exists from inspiring English sources

That the carry trade exists at all is gleaned only indirectly.

But Don Bailey, a part-time truck driver who often transports birds, says the trade exists.

Aside from the drift ice tourism, what other type of trade exists in this region, according to the article?

Good news for spectators of high-school sports, but awful for the scrap industry.The scrap-metal trade exists across the country.

Ann Widdecombe, a Tory MP until 2010, was disgusted by last week's sale: "It's very disturbing that this trade exists," she said.

"Men with lust in their hearts…and gold in their pockets beat a path through the muddy streets to her door, where she made sure they wiped their feet before entering .The same trade exists today in Williston, but with fewer chandeliers and violins.

For a decade or more, this illicit trade existed on a small scale.

I couldn't help wondering: Did any such sex trade exist?

John Dickie, a historian and expert in organised crime in Italy, said the reason the country was known for its expertise in following the illicit trade of art was the extent to which that trade existed in the first place.

It is true, however, that a strong intertribal trade existed between Mexican tribes and those of North America in prehistoric times, and this influence must be borne in mind when considering the arts of both regions.

A modern development is provided of the classic result that, given two parties with independent private valuations, ex post efficiency is attainable if and only if it is common knowledge that gains from trade exist.