Sentence examples for trading enterprises from inspiring English sources

She abandoned some of his trading enterprises but developed small industries in Portugal and new crops in Brazil.

His rapport with the Indians was helped by his early mastery of their customs and languages, and he quickly expanded his trading enterprises throughout the adjacent Ohio Territory.

Croghan espoused the patriot cause during the American Revolution; although his land speculation schemes and trading enterprises left his name on many 18th-century maps, he died impoverished.

By the end of the 7th century the Ionian cities had achieved great prosperity through their trading enterprises, their colonization efforts, and their manufacture of ceramics, textiles, and metalware.

The highest agricultural tariffs will be cut more deeply than the lowest ones, and countries with state trading enterprises -- like Canada with its wheat board -- accepted new restrictions on how they sell their commodities.

This pattern of growth, dubbed the "Yiwu model" is distinctive in that it relied on home-grown small trading enterprises, as opposed to the better-known model of large firms — foreign investment nexus found in export zones.

Together the brothers helped oversee the firm's trading enterprise.

Kadeer continued to develop her trading enterprise, and in the 1980s she expanded her interests into real estate.

Next came Levantine Jews, whose ties to the Ottoman Empire were valuable to the city's vast trading enterprise.

Enron, the energy company that evolved into a financial trading enterprise, was a large buyer and seller of such contracts before it filed for bankruptcy in December.

Clearly, the curators struggled to assemble sufficient material on the theme of international diplomacy and the founding of the Muscovy Company, a trading enterprise backed by several Elizabethan aristos, and simply bulked out what they had.