Sentence examples for vast trade from inspiring English sources
Corporate middlemen govern much of this vast trade.
"Now they are trying to market to the vast trade audience that doesn't go to Bordeaux".
On a recent trip to China, his vast trade delegation included representatives from English football and brewing.
The real threat to the world trading system is, in fact, the protectionist policies, including undervalued currencies, of other countries and the vast trade imbalances that result.
Most of the traditional overland criminal-trafficking routes between southwestern Asia and Western Europe pass through the Balkans, and Kosovo sees its share of that vast trade.
Some sanguine persons fancy that we shall at once have a vast trade with the United States the moment they are reunited the moment the war stops.
Unlike boutiques, the full-service banks benefit from their vast trading arms and other operations.
When prices fell instead of rising in 1993, MG was at risk for vast trading losses.
Glencore oversees a vast trading network that sells billions of dollars' worth of commodities to manufacturers and governments.
Next came Levantine Jews, whose ties to the Ottoman Empire were valuable to the city's vast trading enterprise.
There were reports of traders being refused access to some US exchanges where, unlike the UK, dealers still trade on vast trading floors in brightly coloured jackets.
