Sentence examples for traders of a from inspiring English sources

Mere talk of opening up America's coastal waters, the theory runs, has convinced traders of a big future boost to oil supplies and so pushed the price down.

There have always been day traders of a sort; in the world before networking, they would congregate in the lobbies of brokerage houses, watching the ticker scroll by, giving orders to order takers who would run in and out.

My guess is that, like the day traders of a few years ago, most spammers are wasting their time and money, but as soon as they recognize the futility of their activity, a new generation is recruited, ready to go with a million e-mail addresses.

He was an East End wheeler-dealer, a market trader of a manager who could spot a bargain from a continent away or convince a gnarled old pro to lace up his boots for one final, glorious hurrah.

"The mere sale by a trader of a T-shirt bearing an image of a famous person is not an act of passing off.

The Financial Services Authority wanted to speak to traders ahead of a timetable set by the U.S. Justice Department.

Recent arguments accuse high-frequency traders (HFTs) of a specific market distortion scheme.

It means that the rooms at a hotel across the street from our apartment are generally empty and the local traders complain of a lack of tourists this summer.

Brent crude, which is used as a benchmark by traders of North Sea oil, averaged... $109 a barrel in 2013.

It now is one of the world's foremost manufacturing countries and traders of goods and is a global financial leader.

Even though Marber begins "Howard Katz" with a kind of dénouement — a trader of souls becomes a man who learns to question the nature of his faith — I couldn't quite keep the plot points going in my head.