Sentence examples for exchanges means from inspiring English sources

The existence of a credit default swap market that is traded off exchanges means that there is no way to know who will bear whatever losses might come in the event of a default.

A proliferation of exchanges means that it is relatively easy to swap Bitcoins for conventional currencies.Tony Gallippi, the boss of Bitpay, which processes Bitcoin payments for retailers, says that his client list has increased from around 100 in March to 1,100 now.

Arden Partners' Ms Spikes says the high valuations of Asia's exchanges mean they are in a position to pick up LSE or another Western bourse.

The banker, who insisted on anonymity, added that the differing ownership structures of the London and Frankfurt exchanges meant that shareholdings in the merged company would be heavily weighted toward the big German banks that dominate the Deutsche Borse.

Ironically, exchanges meant to unite buyers have them fleeing to start their own portals.

The latter stance was well expressed in the use of kôan, or paradoxical exchanges meant to facilitate realization of Buddha-nature.

At the time, I wasn't conscious of what these exchanges meant, and I thought I was just trying hard to look my best.

The number of patients receiving additional therapy was 6, 3, and 6 respectively for immunosuppressive agents (4 Azathioprine, 1 Chlorambucil, and 1 Mabthera), plasma exchanges (mean of 6 sessions), and tonsillectomy.

Developing a modern exchange means Mongolians can receive tradeable securities in state companies with market prices.

The collapse in the price of oil, virtually the only source of foreign exchange, means that the regime cannot buy its way out of trouble.

The wipeout on Madrid's stock exchange means that Bankia, which was created by the fusion of seven savings banks, has now lost 99% of its stock exchange value since it was listed 22 months ago.