Sentence examples for exchanges and it from inspiring English sources

Oscar hangs the majority of its success on those exchanges and it was the ACA that helped Oscar climb to its nearly three billion dollar valuation when it launched four years ago.

It has extended its trading hours to match other exchanges, and it recently began allowing private investors to trade continuously in tiny packets of shares.

It does so now only on the basis of "equal and mutual exchanges", and it still condemns any foreign criticism as unwelcome "interference" in its internal affairs.However prickly the Chinese government may be, it clearly thinks it has something to gain from agreements such as the new one signed with Mrs Robinson.

Swansea had lost just once on home turf all season, but they were uncharacteristically sluggish during the opening exchanges and it cost them.

Until late last year, the state decided who could list stock on the country's two exchanges, and it rarely granted the privilege to private companies over state-owned firms.

Yeovil, who had twice beaten Brentford in the league this season, were the more composed side in the early exchanges and it was not a surprise when they took the lead after six minutes with a goal that would have graced any previous Wembley final.

Facebook recently opened up its own RTB exchange and it seems other companies such as Twitter and Apple (with their mobile and tablet) could do the same.

Technology explains how Visa has gained so rapidly on printed paper money as a medium of exchange, and it will determine whether Visa can hold its own against newer forms.

Petrobras became a world-beater in offshore drilling only after two-fifths of its shares were floated on the stock exchange and it began to act more like a private company.

Bank Zachodni is almost wholly owned by Banco Santander, the Spanish banking giant, but its shares are traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange and it is considered a standalone business.

The velum is used for swimming, feeding, and gas exchange, and it is resorbed or lost as the mollusk metamorphoses into its adult stage.