Sentence examples for are traded between from inspiring English sources

It is regarded as the nearest thing to a closing price in a 24-hour, self-regulated market where currencies are traded between professionals at top banks.

IN an age when university presidents are traded between campuses like so many basketball forwards, Thomas W. Gillespie seems to be a throwback to an earlier era.

Artworks tend to surface either very quickly after they are stolen or else disappear into the underworld where they are traded between criminals at a fraction of their value for drugs and other illicit materials, Marinello said.

-- Excerpt from "Sex and the Digital City" WILLIAM D. COHAN Gather round, people, today we are going to discuss the highly opaque but hugely important topic of "O.T.C. derivatives," or securities that derive their value from other securities and are traded between institutions "over-the-counter," rather than on an exchange where they can be more closely regulated.

The hostages have become a form of currency; they are traded between one militia and another, almost like packs of cigarettes in a bombed-out city.

One of the most interesting findings of Hoekstra and Mekonnen is that one-fifth of humanity's water footprint travels across national borders in the form of "virtual water" -- the water embedded in products that are traded between countries.

He said the women were traded between Albania, Serbia and Bosnia many times.

This is partly because of the way digital advertising is traded between clients, their media agencies, and media owners.

Some of the messages, known as 'wet letters', were traded between the male and female wings of the prison.

But government leaks can potentially be a noncash currency that can be traded between the government and news organizations.

What made the problem possible was that the main interconnector that allows energy to be traded between South Australia and Victoria was undergoing maintanence.