Sentence examples for trading hell from inspiring English sources

Like his mentor Weill, who ran Citigroup into derivative trading hell, Dimon will no doubt suffer little legal unpleasantness or social ostracism stemming from his dodgy behavior.

Hedging risky assets with Treasurys turned out to be the trade from hell.

Also I am displaying Apples at a trade show, hell they should pay me.

And he plied this trade with hell-intended threats and homemade bombs.

And then, by international trade standards, all hell broke loose.

An aspect from the crisis that may not have been well understood by the populace at large is how tiny was the number of financial players directly involved in the trades that unleashed hell.

She sees "no doubt that trade will increase a hell of a lot" from its level of $2.6 billion a year.Changes at the border are already obvious.

Unions that represented manufacturing workers (like the United Steelworkers, the United Autoworkers and the Communications Workers of America) fought like hell against these trade agreements and took every opportunity to protest against unfair trade.

Ask someone too young to remember Brock for Broglio (or Frank Robinson for Milt Pappas, an off-season deal) for a one-sided trade, and the answer might refer to an episode of "Seinfeld," in which Frank Costanza meets George Steinbrenner (voiced by Larry David) and screams, "What the hell did you trade Jay Buhner for?

Each four-beat line ended with a rhyme, heavily emphasized, and each verse was a series of couplets, not always thematically or sonically related to each other: I'm Melle Mel and I rock so well From the World Trade to the depths of hell.

Were the yen ever to rise sharply (making the trade unprofitable), there could be hell to pay in the markets.The second is the low cost of credit, and the rapid growth in credit derivatives, which allow investors to insure against default.