Sentence examples for depending on the exchange from inspiring English sources

Current subsidies of about £3bn a year, depending on the exchange rate, come to farmers from the EU.

The finest leather from an Italian (only!) tannery, depending on the exchange rate, costs $50 to $60, or about 30percentt of the bag's manufacturing cost.

The Veyron is rather expensive — about $1.4 million, although sometimes the price is quoted at $1.3 million or $1.5 million, depending on the exchange rate.

On international round trips that originate in the United States, the allowable liability limit is set by a treaty called the Montreal Convention at roughly $1,500, depending on the exchange rate of the dollar against foreign currencies.

Carpenter said the assistant's conversational cadence –– which sounds like a more fluid version of Amazon's Alexa –– was designed to replicate human interactions, with limited pauses and a menu-based script that varies depending on the exchange.

The price of bitcoin varies, depending on the exchange it trades on, and so CME and CFE had to carefully construct a reference rate for their futures contracts that could not be manipulated.

Depending on the exchanged metal ion, a relatively large temperature range for the catalytic activity towards the SCR reaction was observed.

But most of all it depends on the exchange rate.

The crystallinity of the resulting hydrogenated polymers depended on the exchange ratios achieved during olefin cross metathesis.

Glendora imports all of its foreign titles from publishers and distributors abroad, so the price of foreign books depends on the exchange rate of the naira to the dollar.

Moreover, the required Yu-Shiba-Rusinov (YSR 16,17,18 band formation crucially depends on the exchange couplings between the spins within the chain19,20,21 and between the spins and the conduction electrons of the host material22,23.