Sentence examples for considering exchange from inspiring English sources

The best possible purchase is due to considering exchange rate fluctuation and avoiding higher exchange rates.

Though considering exchange rates is a crucial part of stretching your dollar while on vacation, Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst for Forrester Research, warns against choosing a destination based on that factor alone.

But the Hellmans — who have two small children and are considering exchanging their city and country homes for a single suburban residence — put the house on the market in mid-2007.

Shares of Yahoo! edged higher in pre-market trading following a report that indicated Rupert Murdoch Rupert Murdoch 's News Corp. is considering exchanging MySpace for a 25% stake in Yahoo!

Apparently, Israel is considering exchanging Hamas terrorists for IDF Sgt. Gilad Shalit.

Mallon allows himself an occasional note of regret: he wonders, for example, if Thomas Merton and Czeslaw Milosz's mid­century correspondence is "the kind of considered exchange to which e-mail is now doing such chatty, hurry-up violence".

The cost of eating out, shopping and activities make a big difference to how much you spend on a holiday overall, so consider exchange rates and the cost of key items such as food and drink.

The study considered exchange rates, inflation and the price of ordering in home comforts to establish the price of maintaining the same standard of living as they has had in their home country.

It seems necessary that global supplier selection models consider exchange rates fluctuations to cope with challenges that purchasing managers are facing in global environments.

No studies have considered exchange rate volatility in evaluations of intervention efficiency or compared the cost-efficiency of cash transfers to vouchers and in-kind assistance in Syria (Doocy et al. 2016).

Hopefully other ministries of tourism across Middle East and North African countries will consider exchange tourism models as the increasing push towards urbanization pigeonholes rural practices as all backwards, when indeed, they are not, as shown by the Zikra Initiative.