Sentence examples for a case of swapping from inspiring English sources

Or a case of swapping nappy washing for greenwashing?

I guess it's a case of swapping one kind of risk for another – the sort the performer can assess and control.

For, according to Ehring, there are circumstances in which a series of slidings constitute one case of swapping.

Nuts were said to reduce the risk of dying by 20 per cent – making a case for swapping roast beef for nut roast.

Does this whole debate come down to a case of intuition swapping?

Then it's just a case of finding a swap that fits your needs.

Simon had sold out, swapping his birthright for an easy gag and a case of fine wine.

The swap is then any mutually altered order of homologous regions in proteins, while the circular permutation refers to a special case of a swap where swapped regions cover essentially the whole protein length.

The irony is that, as Dreeben pointed out to the Court, that phrase was actually meant to distinguish a politician's legitimate feelings of "general gratitude," as the Court put it in a 2013 case, from the impermissible act of swapping a political favor for money.

There are three possible cases of swapping: (1) one involving no complex molecule; (2) one involving one complex molecule; (3) one involving two complex molecules.

the Federal Housing Finance Agency in the case of a swap dealer, major swap participant, security-based swap dealer, or major security-based swap participant that is a regulated entity (as such term is defined in section 4502 of title 12).