Sentence examples for huge exchange from inspiring English sources

John Lothian, who publishes a widely read industry newsletter, told his readers this week that he favours "a competitive exchange environment" (meaning the ICE bid) over "a huge exchange fortress".

It has led to a huge exchange of young students and workers, reintegrated formerly Communist nations of Eastern Europe and accommodated a united and wealthy Germany without a destructive revival of earlier anxieties.

South Korea, in its role as G-20 chairman, is trying to take the notion of burden-sharing to mitigate financial mishaps a step further with a proposal for cross-border safety nets that would obviate the perceived need for huge exchange reserves to guard against sudden capital flight.

Therefore, this approach requires huge exchange of information [5].

In 1851, social reformer Henry Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor devotes a section to Jewish clothes selling in the East End, one huge exchange run by a certain Mr Isaacs specialising in "the cast off apparel of the metropolis".

In all seriousness, though, if the market didn't sell off after a huge exchange hack and troubling community division over how to handle possible competitor Ethereum, I'd begin to think the markets are artificial.

It is not seeking global hegemony, and the United States not only has an immense trade with China but also huge exchanges of students and tourists.

"It's like a huge cultural exchange," he said.

China has amassed huge foreign exchange reserves, partly by keeping the value of its currency low.

Policy makers are also trying to deal with the accumulation of huge foreign exchange holdings.

"We know that we have huge foreign exchange reserves," Mr. Hsieh said.