Sentence examples for yet traded from inspiring English sources

If you were wondering, the Cubs have not yet traded pitcher Ryan Dempster, who showed perhaps why when he took out his issues on a dugout cooler.

Before the bell, Coke was at $56 ,down from yesterday's close of $58.40, and P&G had not yet traded after closing yesterday at $75.71.

They are under pressure to consolidate, yet trading platforms proliferate.

"It's laughable that we are the ninth economy in the world, yet trade only 350 million reais per day," said Raymundo Magliano Filho, the president of the Bovespa.

Yet trading away stars, or even productive veterans, for prospects with no guarantee that they will perform as hoped could cause a more destructive chain of events.

Mr. Cailloux of R.B.S. said that such a plan would not be a solution for Ireland or other overly indebted countries because their bonds did not yet trade at a big enough markdown from the face value.

Yet, trading at 23.83 a share is still much below the $38 IPO level.

Nokia and Motorola may yet trade places again, but Nokia's rise is remarkable for a company almost unknown outside its home country.

The company's shares have risen from their March lows yet trade at an affordable 14 times this year's estimated earnings.

The media is caught up in the rat race and they push for ever more speed and yet trade off accuracy -- a trade I'm not willing to accept.

Not only were networks not yet trading in original ideas, but Jinkins hadn't even counted television among his hopes for the character, which started out as something he was doing just to process his day.