Sentence examples for having to exchange from inspiring English sources

This way, you won't risk over-exchanging and wasting money on having to exchange the money back once you return.

His goal was to provide researchers with the ability to share their results, techniques, and practices without having to exchange e-mail constantly.

Not that I didn't sympathise; I still harboured lingering bitterness at having to exchange the latest weekend episode of Spider-Man for a shuffle ball change.

The resonator's performance was demonstrated in an in vivo rodent stroke model, where regional variations in 1H apparent diffusion coefficient maps and the 23Na signal were recorded in an interleaved fashion as a function of time in the acute phase of the stroke without having to exchange, re-adjust, or re-connect resonators between scans.

The challenge, however, was to be able to pursue this career without having to exchange citizenship in the process.

No doubt it is more efficient than always having to exchange a franc for a mark, etc. Forgotten, though, is how a single currency lets its member nations off the hook.

You have to exchange a few words.

"Floridians should not have to exchange their privacy for insurance," Mr. Scott wrote.

To facilitate simultaneous packet transmissions, both transceivers have to exchange preambles to calculate the channel state information.

(Check the label carefully — we had to exchange the wrong bottle for the one we had ordered).

You have to exchange two Penguin empties at a time ($25) and have access to the Internet.