Sentence examples for trade has started from inspiring English sources

Odalis Perez, whom the Dodgers acquired from Atlanta in the Gary Sheffield trade, has started 10 games.

That is partly because the euro-area slowdown has only just started; partly because domestic demand has been rising; and partly because intra-east European trade has started to make up for softer exports westwards.The big exceptions are the Baltic countries of Estonia and Latvia, home to colossal current-account deficits and breakneck growth in recent years.

In the City, trading had started quietly.

Slightly after trading had started, Zack said he issued a "cancel order" around 11 30 a.m., but it wasn't processed until an hour and a half later.

One clue is that although China's trade surplus has started to shrink this year, its foreign-exchange reserves are growing at an ever faster pace.

And Intel, seeing a future dominated by the smaller, cheaper chips that are ARM's stock in trade, and has started a forceful move into smartphones, TVs and consumer electronics through new lines of low-power chips.

The latest official figures showed that manufacturing output was almost 5% higher in February than a year earlier, and the trade gap has started to narrow, though it is still running at more than £2bn a month.

Furthermore, says Dr Lynott, the discussion over the ethics of trading antiquities has started to change attitudes.

The company, which celebrated its 30th year in 2015, said that trading in January has started "above budget", with net sales up 2.3% against a strong period in 2015.

While Britain's trade with the Continent has started to suffer, the nation has nonetheless survived a hint of recession with flying colors.

The fallout from the World Trade Center terror attack has started landing in a new place: the Federal Bankruptcy Court at Bowling Green.