Sentence examples for wise trade from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, for most people, it is not even a wise trade.

Houston, responding to a question about whether moving Camby for Portland's Brian Grant would be a wise trade, said Camby's contributions should not be overlooked.

But as a wise trade expert once told me, the big danger when the U.S. flouts the rules isn't retaliation, it's emulation: if we don't honor trade agreements, who will?

He has made wise trades, like the one for Nick Swisher after the 2008 season, and others, like the deal for Curtis Granderson last winter, that still have potential for big impact.

Reading regular and business news journals and newspapers daily will benefit you greatly in making wise trades.

I'd love to sit here like a gibbering idiot and scream BUYBUYBUY!!! and get all kinds of attention for all my happy talk that leads the lemmings off a financial cliff as they plow into stocks at prices that simply DO NOT reflect the reality of the market but I take my job a lot more seriously than that and, when I don't think it's wise to trade - I'm going to tell you it's not wise to trade.  .

Regardless, Calder?as shown that the team was wise to trade T. J. Ford, responding with career high averages in points (13.2) and assists (9.5).

The celebrated outfielder, who hit 129 home runs in 1998 and '99, was apparently prompted to speak out after it was suggested in a column in The Tribune on Sunday that the Cubs would be wise to trade Sosa.

While Suh escaped suspension by the slimmest of margins for his unwise kick toward Houston quarterback Matt Schaub, his act is growing thin with the Lions, Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com, and Drew Sharp of The Detroit Free Press believes the team would be wise to trade him before they all end up in anti-inflammatory rehab.

The Dodgers want prospects in return for Sheffield, and some in the Yankees' organization do not think it is wise to trade blossoming young players (Read: cheap) for an expensive veteran, especially since the Yankees are already committed to big-money, long-term deals with Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and Bernie Williams.

But were the Dodgers wise in trading Mota in the first place?