Sentence examples for trading contest from inspiring English sources

While Facebook itself was only up eight per cent in Friday's trading, contest results were up nearly twenty per cent.

In part this is a response to the rise of China in the global trading contest and to the long-running stalemate in the Doha round of world trade talks.

Trading contests may also help a company find consumers who are especially knowledgeable about its business -- or one in which the company wants to expand.

Study up, because in the next few days, trading will be opened for our one-of-a-kind NFL Draft trading contests on Tradesports.com which will take place live during the Draft.

With this deal apparently mostly in place, Garnett has reportedly waived his no-trade contest – but nothing can be truly official until 10 July.

Whether it is trade wars, a significant trade contest, whether it is mercantilism more generally, whether is a much more combative militaristic approach – who knows what he will actually do?

This Threadripper trade-up contest is about more than taking some wind out of Intel's celebratory sails.

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The administrators say they'll be featuring more interviews with top illustrators, tips on the trade and contests with small prizes in the future.

Pension funds engage in short-term trading, or "beauty contest" investing as Keynes called it.

Many in the wine trade consider the contest, sponsored by the New York Wine and Grape Foundation, a trade association in the Finger Lakes, the only comprehensive, reliable index to regional development, styles and quality.