Sentence examples for due to exchange from inspiring English sources

"The worst market has been Europe, largely due to exchange rate fluctuations," he says.

It is not too late for a further change in the Saturday night lineups, with the broadcasters not due to exchange their final schedules until Wednesday.

My mortgage lender called the day before we were due to exchange, to demand a 25 per cent deposit rather than the 20 per cent we'd previously agreed.

Gartner also explained that the downward revision of the growth figures was at least in part due to "exchange rate movements" and currency instability.

A firm that markets its products and services world-wide may face significant financial risk due to exchange rate fluctuations unless it maintains an international sourcing/production network.

Two weeks before he was due to exchange contracts and move into a new home, Peter Gingell received a call from his estate agent saying the whole thing was off.

With UK customers' spending money squeezed due to exchange rate volatility, the group expects all-inclusive holidays – which account for 60% of First Choice's business – to continue to be popular next year.

At OHMA, we have been talking often about the term "intersubjectivity". Intersubjectivity is an idea that examines interpersonal relationships as transformative due to exchanges of worldviews and ideas from person to person.

And while North African markets saw an increase in overall handset shipments in 2016, the pace of growth slowed year on year due to exchange-rate fluctuations in Egypt and security issues in Algeria," said Baker, the program director for mobile devices at IDC CEMA.

Chemisorption involves strong attractive forces due to exchanging of electrons (Bhattacharyya and Sharma 2005) (Fig. 7).

It is assumed that the genetic structure of a livestock breed depends mostly on gene flow due to exchanges between herds.