Sentence examples for trade started from inspiring English sources

That trade started an unfortunate downward spiral.

The trade started losing even more money.

That was when details of the trade started to emerge.

(A family called the Bin Ladens, in the construction trade, started to do very well).

Except for Wagner, no one from the trade started today's game for San Diego.

After shrinking slightly in 2001, the volume of world trade started to grow again in 2002, albeit weakly.

Thus, the next essays of this special collection focus on trade, starting with the paper by Campante and Glaeser.

So, Mr. Trump... How do we rebalance America's trade, starting with China?

Economic globalization grew under free trade, starting in 1860 when the United Kingdom entered into a free trade agreement with France known as the Cobden Chevalier Treaty.

Then the trades started.

After three months, the average issue was down eleven per cent compared to when trading started.