Sentence examples for a big exchange from inspiring English sources

While he was writing "The Corrections" and I was writing "Middlesex" we had a big exchange, talked about the novel, and the perils of the death of literature.

There's a big exchange rate difference between English and British sporting hopes, and trading English pride for the Scottish equivalent is, as far as I can work out, vaguely illegal.

You've got a big exchange in Germany.

And a large team of operations such as when you run a big exchange like Coinbase.

It is clear also that there has been a big exchange of pigeons between the Middle East and South Asia, and India in particular - the likely consequence of historic trading connections between the two regions.

In other words, contrary to Beijing's fears, a big exchange-rate rise does not inevitably lead to economic depression.The other big difference between China and Japan in the late 1980s is that Japan had a serious property bubble against which banks had lent heavily.

Teaming up with a bigger exchange, which will bring more liquidity and some fresh thinking, is an idea worth shouting about.

But critics argue that many small and medium-sized companies based in Canada will simply be lost in the shuffle of a bigger exchange.

The success some alternative exchanges have had with aggressive pricing undermined the traditional view that customers will accept a higher price for the greater liquidity that comes with a bigger exchange.

Benjamin Holmes, publisher of equity research Web site MorningNotes and manager of an affiliated fund, expects Liquidnet to benefit from continued stock market volatility and, if it continues to grow, a buyout by a bigger exchange.

Many of those companies are much more worried about the exchange's long-term strategic position than its current share price, and they are likely to agree with exchange officials who say it makes more sense to merge with a relatively big exchange than a small one.