Sentence examples for valuable traded from inspiring English sources

"English footballers have now replaced petroleum as the world's most valuable traded commodity," explained the BBC economics expert Robertaaaaah Pesaaaaahton, as City dealers selling "versatile left-footed attackers from the north-east" futures reported record prices.

In many water-deficient regions of the world, it serves as an important protein-rich food and an increasingly valuable traded commodity.

Chickpea is a major crop in many drier regions of the world where it is an important protein-rich food and an increasingly valuable traded commodity.

It's said to be the developing world's second most valuable traded commodity, outstripped only by oil.

If the UK leaves, the rest of Europe may well lose a valuable trade partner.

Or the Knicks might have used him as a valuable trading chip.

The canoe was heaped with valuable trade goods: copper, flint, weapons, textiles, and beer.

They have also been busy trying to siphon the nation's wealth and steal valuable trade secrets.

A four-time All-Star, Sheets could help the Athletics contend, or he could become a valuable trading chip.

Her marriage, which took place in May 1662, brought England valuable trading privileges and the port cities of Tangier (in Morocco and Bombayy.

G.M. denied the charge, but Mr. Evans insisted he has been robbed of a valuable trade secret.