Sentence examples for traded enough from inspiring English sources

This study assessed the status of market integration in the selected study areas where traditional foods are available but not traded enough.

By 1951 Park had culled and traded enough loads of lumber to start his own lumber remanufacturing plant in Eureka, Calif.

After you've traded enough emails to feel comfortable, the next step is usually to talk by phone.

That suggests the counterintuitive possibility that some people may not be trading enough.

You can also trade points for miles on several airlines, and if you trade enough points at a time, you end up with 1.25 miles for every dollar spent on the card.

Even if you have a tiny edge, if you can have enough number of trials, if you can trade enough of times using some strategy that you believe is winning over time, then law of large numbers will take it from there and will bring you money profit.

The stock didn't trade enough to give anyone any real liquidity or give the company any real access to raising additional capital.

Small profits, made scores of times each day, can add up to big money if you're trading enough shares.

During times of high demand, Burlington might use a small amount of power that comes from fossil fuels, but it generates and trades enough renewable energy during the year to effectively cancel out that usage.

Worse, company shares, traded without enough disclosure and without enough volume to establish convincing prices, invited all kinds of market abuse and flouting of minority shareholders' rights.

But she expresses only disdain for a third class — the "middlebrows"— who have earned (probably through trade) enough money to purchase the marks of a high culture that they could never properly appreciate.