Sentence examples for exchange for one from inspiring English sources

For those who don't mind being bumped from a plane, or for those who welcome it, the holidays are a prime opportunity to earn up to $500 in cash or flight vouchers for giving up your seat in exchange for one on a later plane; just tell the gate agent you're willing to go "denied voluntary".

Last year, many Catholic bishops and cardinals essentially made a Faustian bargain: They were willing to join hands with a Republican presidential candidate with no discernible moral compass in exchange for one priority: tightening restrictions on legal abortion and denying access to birth control to millions of poor women.

Deborah Orr may indeed have apologised for concluding that the painful decision to release 1,027 terrorists involved in attacks on buses and pizzerias in exchange for one Israeli soldier was part and parcel of being the "chosen people" (Why it's right to weigh your words carefully, G2, 26 October).

It was in exchange for one such loan that Nem began working for Lulu in 1999.

(He gave it to Chris Ofili, in exchange for one of Ofili's paintings with elephant dung).

(How much of the counter currency you will get in exchange for one unit of base currency).

The euro is a good currency to borrow in order to exchange for one with a better interest rate.

And a whole bevy of Californian public infrastructure projects, all either already leased or set to be leased for 50 or 75 years or more in exchange for one-off lump sum payments of a few billion bucks at best, usually just to help patch a hole or two in a single budget year".

Racist backlash against Davuluri is just one thread in the tapestry of marginalization women of color face, as their real experiences and perspectives are often rendered invisible in exchange for one-dimensional, dehumanizing representations in the media.

In the October deal that North Korea struck with the United States, South Korea, Japan, China and Russia, it promised to disable its nuclear facilities and give a full list of its nuclear programs in exchange for one million tons of heavy fuel oil, or its economic equivalent, and diplomatic concessions.

Figure 18 shows the electricity market prices recently published by KPX (Korea Power Exchange) for one month of March in 2009 [10].