Sentence examples for trade lost from inspiring English sources

In 1945, however, with its overseas trade lost, Idemitsu Kōsan fell on hard times.

Even a liberal like John Maynard Keynes, once a committed proponent of free trade, lost faith in open markets.

In Boston, the Celtics, also short-handed after the trade, lost to Minnesota, 116-95, Timberwolveslves' fifth straight road victory.

Here's one of those funny patterns: every team involved with Monday's trade lost that evening (although that sounds a little less random when one notes that Cleveland pulled Waiters before facing Philadelphia).

Indeed, for all the wailing, the brunt of the cost was borne not by farmers but by other rural businesses, such as pubs and hotels, which were not compensated for trade lost while the countryside was closed to the public.Despite recent blows, farming is in reasonably good shape these days.

Bond managers that weren't in the QE trade lost money.

Banks lose absurd amounts of money on proprietary bets all the time; $1bn isn't unusual, and some, like the London Whale trade, lose $6bn.

This reduction might reflect people who, because they no longer practice a trade, lose contacts in the workplace or no longer maintain a wardrobe or tools they need for work.

He won 15 games for the Yankees after the trade, losing only five games.

The Dow Jones industrial average, which was down almost 300 points in the two previous days of trading, lost 37.28 points, or 0.31 percent, at 12,068.50.

The S&P 500 dropped 3.3percentt while Nasdaq composite index (which is the market where many of the largest U.S. tech companies are traded) lost 4percentt of its value, falling 315.97 points.