Sentence examples for trade minded from inspiring English sources

As President, with a very free trade minded Congress to deal with, he will probably be largely limited to Executive Orders.

The idea of human consciousness going mobile is an intriguing one: What if you could actually trade minds with another person? .

Likewise on the issue of food: many of us find the words "world trade talks" mind numbing, but it is time to wake up.

I'm not looking at economic indicators, unemployment rates, or trade balances, mind you.

Let the trades, mind games and hyperbole begin.

But there are ways to play the volatility, systems that those of the trading mind can use to exploit big ups and downs in stocks.

And then people say, "Don't we want to trade?" I don't mind trading, but I don't want to lose $500 billion.

Though the three women who joined them for the class arrived in everyday suburban clothes, they might not have minded trading their denim and sweat pants for similar outfits, they said.

Or failing that, he wanted a trade, and never mind those proclamations of undying love for Chicago.

But he also brought to mind trade unionists of old: London's dockers (his father was one) or perhaps Harry Pollitt, the 1930s secretary general of the Communist Party of Great Britain.

As he put it: Well, you know, I don't mind trade wars when we're losing $58 billion a year [to Mexico]... We're losing so much with Mexico and China -- with China, we're losing $500 billion a year.