Sentence examples for traders away from from inspiring English sources

The chaos that followed the 1989 Soviet withdrawal kept antiquity traders away from the valley, and the Taliban had protected it as an Islamic site.

ON Jan . 22 only shortly after the Merrill takeover was formally complete, breaking news drew Bank of America's traders away from their blinking computer screens in New York to nearby televisions: John Thain was out.

J.P. Morgan Chase hired four traders away from rival Merrill Lynch, bolstering its equity business.

Last August, Nasdaq launched the SuperSoes (small order execution system) that has moved traders away from its slower, dated SelectNet, but hasn't done much to increase Nasdaq's share of its market.

The emir of Dubai was keen to attract foreign traders and lowered trade tax brackets, which lured traders away from Sharjah and Bandar Lengeh, the region's main trade hubs at the time.

After English colonists began trading with Charles de Saint-Étienne de la Tour in 1642, his opponent, Charles de Menou d'Aulnay, warned Boston traders away from la Tour's territories.

Even the Arab slave traders stayed away from l'Afrique profonde.

Mapeley shares, already sliding as U.K. stock traders backed away from the frothy prices of all British REITs, soon crumbled to $24, leaving Fortress V's investment in shambles.

Trafigura has, perfectly legally, become an increasingly important player in the Russian oil market in the past couple of years as it has stepped in while many other traders have shied away from deals because of the Ukraine-related sanctions hurting the ability of companies such as Rosneft to raise long-term finance.

Last Friday, as other energy traders increasingly backed away from doing business with Enron and executives were faced with potential credit-rating downgrades that could have led to a shutdown of its primary trading business, Enron agreed to be acquired by Dynegy Inc., its smaller crosstown rival, for $9 billion.

Still, ahead of a three-day holiday weekend in New York, traders were shying away from big bets on another light-volume day.