Sentence examples for trading represents from inspiring English sources

For the three big FTSE 100 chains, pre-Christmas trading represents the last chance in 2014 to demonstrate to investors that their various anti-discounter tactics, adopted in a hurry over the past year, can start to turn the tide.

Fixed-price trading represents 30% of eBay's business, according to Bear Stearns, which maintained a "peer perform" rating on eBay.

Gorton thinks a lot of the recent anger directed at his industry stems from the fact that high-speed trading represents something new and different from the way trading used to be done.

Close to 90 percent of that activity was in Europe, while North American trading represented less than 1 percent of worldwide market value.

Inside of the one half-second of trading represented by the video, more than 1,200 orders and 215 actual trades occur, Hunsader says.

He, a baker by trade, represents professionalism, technique, training and skill.

For the Mariners, the trade represents a chance to move on.

For the Wizards, the trade represents the first step toward rebuilding an expensive, underachieving and troubled team.

With his domestic options narrowed by Washington gridlock, boosting overseas trade represents a rare chance to take action.

The service sector (excluding wholesale and retail trade) represents some three-fifths of the state's economic output and employs more than half of the workforce.

The trade represents more than 5% of the club's shares.