Sentence examples for would be trade from inspiring English sources

Alderson was asked whether Wright and Dickey would be "trade bait" if the Mets encountered difficulty in the negotiations.

During the likely two-and-a-half years for article 50 to be triggered and take effect, the priority would be trade talks with the EU, he said.

And as the economy slows, the White House might then find it harder to hold off protectionist pressure from Capitol Hill.The most obvious casualty would be "trade promotion authority" (TPA, or "fast track"), the negotiating licence that the White House uses to conclude trade deals.

The best place to look for potential dropship partners would be trade shows.

At twenty-three — thenty-four at the most — he would be traded for millions to an Italian team.

The most damaging charge laid against Labor by the government's campaign was that 70% of its cabinet would be trade-union officials.

His well documented, tear-infused would be trade-deadline deal to the Brewers never happened, and until Chase Utley transformed into a bowling ball and mauled Ruben Tejada, Flores was buried on the bench relegated to a pinch hitting role.

Comfort would be traded to save mass.

At 700p, Royal Mail would be trading more like parity.

Standardized derivative contracts would be traded on regulated exchanges.

Harbaugh said Smith would be traded or would remain with the 49ers as a backup.