Sentence examples for wrong trading from inspiring English sources

The sins of these two complicated fathers are visited on their sons, and it is in the third-act swirl of revenge and redemption that "The Place Beyond the Pines" goes wrong, trading its grit and psychological insight for overwrought, capitalized emotions.

Feeding them misinformation, giving them the wrong trade secrets.

While I had heard and loved Marc Blitzstein's music long before I read Truman Capote's travel essay "Music for Chameleons" in this magazine, in 1979, I was disturbed by Capote's revelation that Blitzstein had been murdered by the wrong trade in his beloved Martinique.

Wrong trade-off.

Direct share dealing has never been easier, but if you choose the wrong deal, the trading costs can eat away at your gains like a ravenous Pacman in the iconic computer game.

The danger is that by prescribing one particular solution, the SEC would pick the wrong one and trading would be less efficient than if it had been left to market forces.It would be better for regulators, in America and elsewhere, to knock down existing barriers to full-blown competition between trading places.

"Some would have our South Dakotans believe there is nothing wrong with trading that office and that desk in the front row in the center aisle for another desk in the far corner in the back," he told the gathering in Howard.

The official Xinhua news agency said Trump "gets them wrong, from trade balance to basic economics", citing western media and academics dismissing his criticisms of trade with China.

Nike is often seen as a poster child for all that's wrong on trade.

He added that Mr. Gore was "wrong on trade" and said, "We agree wholeheartedly with what Mr. Nader has said".

"We could be 100percentt correct morally and legally that it is wrong to trade copyrighted files, but from a business standpoint it doesn't matter," said Larry Kenswil, president of the eLabs division of Universal.