Sentence examples similar to waste trader from inspiring English sources

Across the Pacific, waste traders in the United States are shutting mills, cutting production and selling their stock at fire-sale prices.

There are reports of jittery traders shipping lower volumes of waste, traders selling their scrap to countries such as Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia and rejected shipments being landfilled, although the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs says it's not aware of any waste shipments having been returned to the UK's shores.

Mr Minter contacted the companies mentioned on the labels, although he concedes that the unused electronic components may not have come from the manufacturers directly, but through an e-waste trader.

He said that he spoke to several Chinese e-waste traders in Guiyu, who told him that half of all e-waste being processed there is domestically-generated.

The Waste's traders only have to look down the road to Broadway Market at its German sausages, £9 bottles of olive oil and wildly overpriced vintage crocheted goods—or Northwards towards Stoke Newington Farmers Market, or, indeed, further East towards Chatsworth Road's Sunday market to see the kind of thing that might take its place.

Option traders wasted no time feasting on the positive mumblings from JPM, but one bullish trade in particular caught our eye.

Options traders wasted no time securing the rights to buy shares as call volume continues to steadily increase, and option volume at 55,000 has reached nearly twice the value of existing open interest.

Option traders wasted no time getting in on the action, although trades appear to be more optimistic than one would expect given that shares have slipped nearly 9% to $42.07.

But though investigators may waste time tracking down illegal traders, the real business is going on across the border.

His most recent journalistic award was for the exposure of toxic waste dumping by the oil traders, Trafigura.

With the threat so tangible, the traders at The Waste are now beginning to get organised.