Sentence examples for trade term from inspiring English sources

The firm produces pictographs, the trade term for graphs in which the medium of expression is pictures--bags of gold for wealth.

"There is virtually no destination retail -- none -- at the south end," he said, using a trade term that means middle- and high-end tourist-oriented shopping.

As the overall coffee market has stagnated, specialty coffee -- the trade term for the high-quality brew served by Starbucks and other upscale retailers -- has hit its stride.

"They have a trade term for it: food romance," said Mr. Gardiner, who described the genre as "extreme close-ups of food, slow-motion food being prepared, with a piece of music and an energizing voice-over".

As a trade term, "spotted cat" includes the tiger and about 14 other species, ranging in size from the leopard & the jaguar down to the little wildcats of South America.

In the meantime, literary agents, fiction and poetry magazines and small publishing houses that pride themselves on reading all their mail continue to plow through their slush piles, the trade term for mailings from would-be authors.

In trade terms, negotiators say, a link-up makes sense.

Industry capture also means that the trade terms we really need are traded away.

He advocates, for instance, giving preferential trade terms for textiles from Afghanistan.

And they urge America to grant Laos preferential trade terms to cement a relationship.

He said he would also press the European Union to offer more preferential trade terms to Morocco.