Sentence examples for trade scene from inspiring English sources

I'm in the commodity trade scene".

But on promise of anonymity, he loosens up and explains what he means by "commodity trade scene".

Somewhere else, Sinkovics et al. ([2008]) investigated businesses with international entrepreneurial features tended to EBSs approach in their trade scene.

Altogether, 8 accepted and 7 politely declined the invitation because they were not COOL experts or because they could not participate in the study since COOL is a politically sensitive issue in the international trade scene.

Last week was a doozy on the trade scene in the United States, with Congressional opposition to Fast Track and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) erupting from both Republicans and 151 Democrats.

The Phoenix Suns and the Chicago Bulls also combined on a deal that will affect the off-season trading scene.

The result was still disappointing in many ways, especially to developing countries, and yet since the round's completion in 1993 the world economy has grown lustily and the biggest developing countries, China, India and Brazil, have all burst on to the global trading scene.

Reitman, working with a crudely emphatic script by Scott Rothman and Rajiv Joseph, shoots the many trading scenes in his film with split screens, so that the G.M.s of other teams get to show off how tough they are on the phone.

Rarer is the film that, start to finish, is a one-person show: an extended aria, trading a scene-to-scene narrative for solitary storytelling and eschewing landscapes and sets for the power of one face and body.

Jammed in, the World Trade Center scenes are also tone deaf to the way people talk.

"Cogan's Trade" contains scenes of brutal violence, but Higgins dispenses with them succinctly, as if they were merely the regrettable but necessary outcomes of conversations.