Sentence examples for exchange has changed from inspiring English sources

The betting exchange has changed his life.

Citigroup, which had previously refused to participate in the debt exchange, has changed its mind, this person said.

He added that the influence of the Bologna Process, which created a European Higher Education Area to facilitate international cooperation and academic exchange, has changed the way the four countries view their educational systems.

But in designing the Nasdaq unit trust, the exchange has changed the way it calculates its 100-stock index, restricting the influence of technology stocks and thus removing some of the fuel that has thrust the index to such historic heights.

The ways in which we interact and transport ourselves and the goods we exchange have changed out of all recognition throughout history, and will continue to do so.

Also, in many cases, the government tax credit subsidy to people who buy insurance on the exchanges has changed – so even if you didn't qualify last year, you might this year.

Outsiders had to take it on trust that all the shouting and hand-waving by men in brightly coloured jackets meant they were paying, or being paid, a fair price.Over the past decade financial exchanges have changed out of all recognition.

The technology revolution has changed the securities market, and to survive, our exchanges must change with it.

But the delicate dynamic between prime minister and his photographer – total access in exchange for a fair portrayal – has changed since last week.

Thus, two countries with similar amounts in dollars spent on defense, and therefore in balance in their defense capabilities, could face a growing imbalance in their dollar-based defense expenditures purely because one of their currencies has changed its exchange rate with the U.S. dollar.

The stock exchange's core model, long defended by Mr. Grasso, has changed little in 211 years.