Sentence examples similar to trades drop from inspiring English sources

Although the trades dropped more than $100 million in salary that helped the Flyers sign goalie Ilya Bryzgalov, the team's official explanation was that it wanted to get younger.

Posing three hypothetical examples, the report noted that while the gross values of various derivatives totaled $41, the same trades dropped to $17 after netting, as is allowed in the United States.

Costigan tried to force his way through for a second try but the attempt was ruled out despite going over, and the two sides traded drop goal attempts with Chase's effort rebounding back off the frame of the posts.

A series of government bans — most recently a four-month trading freeze due to security concerns — have seen its share of global trading drop from more than 90percentt in previous years to just over 10percenttodayay.

Global stock prices and trade dropped more sharply.

In the first quarter, the firm's revenue from stock trading dropped more than 90percentto to $105 million.

There were more jitters on Tuesday after figures showed that China's foreign trade dropped 9.7% in August.

Net revenue fell to $1.6 billion from $1.9 billion, as capital markets revenue including stock and bond trading, dropped 22percentt.

But, contrary to the British expectation, the amount of trade dropped after 1846, and, to British dissatisfaction, the question of opium remained unsettled in the postwar arrangements.

Coal brought to Stockton for sale in the coastal trade dropped in price from 18 shillings to 12 shillings a ton.

China's foreign trade dropped 9.7% in August, with customs data showing that exports for August were down 6.1% but imports fell 14.3%.