Sentence examples for violent trading from inspiring English sources

"The market is stuck in a violent trading range of wide swings without any particular conviction and the market is now dominated by momentum trading".

What I'm describing so far is an incredibly violent trading market with daily 10% to 15% swings in stocks, even with prime properties like Apple and Google.

And often that intertribal rivalry is worsened or overshadowed by the violent trade in drugs.

Yet even those hard and violent trades are more forgiving than the tribal world of football.

The Bronx initiatives are also focusing on marijuana, which Mr. McCarthy said had become an increasingly violent trade.

These efforts are happening despite attempts by industry to disguise what is an inherently violent trade -- for example, requiring that all dog slaughter in Yulin happen at night, outside of the public eye.

Hillary Clinton hit Mexico City yesterday and, in the new Obama confessional of personal responsibility, conceded that our "insatiable demand for illegal drugs" is the fuel that gases up the violent trade that's become a corrosive acid on both sides of the migra fence.

"UNICEF strongly encourages the eradication of this violent trade through prevention programmes and concerted action against perpetrators.

Her tour continued onto Singapore and India, also former colonies whose modern histories were entwined in the violent drug trade.

Gone, however, is much of the violent street trade in heroin that plagued the area in the 1980's and 90's.

He was an obscure cog in Oakland's violent narcotics trade until the afternoon of Aug. 8, when two men spotted him near his usual corner and opened fire, wounding him and a friend.