Sentence examples for be reciprocated with from inspiring English sources
verb
To mutually give and take something; to interchange.
Access to European firms and technologies should also be reciprocated with a new opening by China.
Naturally, this action would be reciprocated, with students from abroad being welcomed into schools for the same amount of time.
Siegler (2014) indicates that the support received may be reciprocated with a different resource, e.g. one might receive emotional, practical or financial assistance, advice and guidance in return for unpaid work (or informal volunteering).
"Offers of personal information can be reciprocated with other personal information," echoed Jess.
The Iranians will insist that any deal constraining their enrichment program must be reciprocated with a lowering, or elimination, of the sanctions that have so beset their economy under Obama.
The symbolic message was reciprocated with anti-Japanese riots in Chinese cities.Mr Abe used to be an assiduous visitor to Yasukuni too: but he has stayed away for a year now.
The page-turning quality of the novel reaches its peak when Joyce's barely acknowledged crush on her married tutor, small-town radical Ray Deare, is reciprocated with a full-scale declaration of love, complete with divorce plans and the keys to a empty location for sex.
But the view from here is that China's efforts in the last two years to put ties on a better footing have been reciprocated with greater pressure on its trade and currency policies, a shift of still more military assets to the west Pacific, an effort to reassert influence over China's neighbors and — not least — more meddling in what China considers its most sensitive interests.
The affection shown to Levula and Dawai by Hornets fans was reciprocated, with Rochdale becoming imprinted on the minds of Fijians 10,000 miles away.
Indeed, during various confirmation battles of her own, Kagan was reciprocated with letters of endorsement and support from high-profiled legal conservatives like Bush appointees Miguel Estrada and Jack Goldsmith.
This was reciprocated with equal amiability two months later, with a walk through the Vatican Gardens, set against the backdrop of a picturesque Roman "aquarelle".
