Sentence examples for trade tends from inspiring English sources
The trade tends to dominate at the front months.
The other side of the trade tends to be better.
MR. BIVENS -- Within nations, trade tends to redistribute a lot of income.
When the two conflict, trade tends to win and the species lose.
We don't know if the actual volume of trade tends more toward one or the other.
"The illegal drug trade tends to use these phones," said Craig Hammerman, district manager of Community Board 6.
Countries that embrace trade tend to have robust economic growth.
"Losses from trade tend to be much more concentrated than gains," he acknowledges.
Moreover, the benefits of trade tend to be more spread out than the losses.
In general, big businesses, which depend on international trade, tend to be more pro-European than smaller companies, which are more focused on the domestic market.
Most professions have undergone a similar formalisation in recent decades, in response to meritocracy, and because people who commit to a single trade tend to do it well.
