Sentence examples for exchanges are more from inspiring English sources
This development increased fears of conflicts of interest, as for-profit exchanges are more sensitive to pressures from their constituents and more likely to abuse their regulatory powers.
On the large issues, on the big strategic choices confronting this Government, their private exchanges are more often punctuated by long stretches of moody silence and coded resentment.
Hunterrr is more comfortable being a buddy movie than a romance: Mandar's childhood friend Dilip (Sagar Deshmukh) is his real soulmate, and their on-screen exchanges are more pleasurable and real than his romantic entanglements.
Sheldon Benardo, the principal of P.S. 86 since 1991, said his students were not too young to see the world, although such overseas trips and cultural exchanges are more common in high school.
At the beginning of the parliament, when a government is trying to implement as much tricky legislation as possible while it still has the public's goodwill, the exchanges are more pugnacious.
A lot of research has shown, though, that this level of calculation and memory is really not realistic for us or our primate relatives; in reality, these exchanges are more likely to be driven by emotional responses, which are easier to keep track of.
The quality of these exchanges is more important than the quantity of words children hear.
It was one of the few discordant moments in the discussion, but off-camera exchanges were more revealing.
Such exchanges were more frequent later in the war, especially as Germany began to see defeat engraved in the trenches across France, but the editors of IRC may have picked up the principle early.
And there were a few moments during the long first hour — and a few more during the quick last half hour — when the exchanges were more spirited and tense.
