Sentence examples for contested exchange from inspiring English sources

In this model of contested exchange, ambitious salaried yuppies (in accounting, consulting, engineering, higher education, investment banking, law, management, marketing, medicine, or other professions) inevitably toil on the verge of depression, much as wage workers once toiled on the verge of starvation.

The contributors to this volume consider at length the consequences of making - and restricting - markets in various types of traditionally forbidden or contested exchange, including human blood, organs, eggs, sperm, reproductive services, and labor.

And when that worked, she even surprised herself, especially on one hotly contested exchange in the first set in which Bouchard had her on the run and Kvitova finished the point with a near-impossible lunge backhand cross-court passing shot.

After the meeting, Mr. McConnell offered Democrats up-or-down votes on all seven contested nominations in exchange for a promise to drop the rule-change threat.

In 1876 the Republicans and Democrats reached a deal where the Democratic Party would withdraw its opposition to the election of Rutherford B. Hayes, a Republican, in a closely contested election, in exchange for pulling back from support for the empowerment of African Americans in the South.

The May 10 statement included the contested language: the email exchange took place less than an hour before USGS posted the press release to its website, and a couple of days after it had been distributed to science reporters on an embargoed basis.

What are the problems with, objections to, defenses of, impediments for, developments in, and challenges facing markets in these traditionally forbidden or contested areas of commercial exchange?

The fictitious Western representations and negative assumptions are constituted by the ongoing conflict situation and, in their turn, construe the reality of a newly emerging national identity, which is highly contested in a dialogical exchange of multiple discourses that are closely intertwined with the power structures that constrain and mould them.

Mr. Gonzalez contested the findings, but the exchange's board affirmed the penalty.

The exchange was keenly contested with England holding the Germans in check when suddenly the home forwards swept down and Hoffman the Dresden sharp shooter scored a fine goal.

"In Egypt, the rules of political discourse and contestation are unclear and contested," Mr. Brown said in an e-mail exchange.