Sentence examples for good for exchanges from inspiring English sources

Teleprompters are O.K. for big arena speeches, no good for exchanges with reporters, where the atmosphere should be businesslike and untheatrical.

OMX serves more than 60 customers in over 50 countries.The frenetic trading may be good for exchanges in the short term, but will it harm them in the long run?

Email is good for exchanging product specifications, catalogue and price list.

The true origin of the word handicap is much more bizarre: originally, it referred to a means of securing a fair deal once popular among medieval traders, in which two parties offering goods for exchange would call upon a neutral third party, or umpire, to oversee the deal.

They added trepang catching to fishing and turtle hunting as a means of obtaining goods for exchange [7].

The strange thing is the heightened market volatility has not been particularly good for the exchanges' own share prices.

None of this is good for the exchange".

Being part of the press pack was good for banter, exchanging ideas, having a moan, but at least I was getting paid to be standing there.

Cut some small holes (about 1 inch or 25 mm in diameter is good) for air exchange in the box.

There is no way to share an image this way, of course, but it's good enough for exchanging location data when necessary.

It was a good exchange for us both.