Sentence examples for is linked to exchange from inspiring English sources

Better European performance, Lagarde thinks, is linked to exchange rates.

If these programs can run macros in a common environment such as Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), they can be linked to exchange data or commands even if their programming languages differ.

Since much of Brazil's internal debt is linked to the exchange rate, domestic obligations have soared accordingly.

Salomon Brothers Inc. has introduced a new short-term investment product called a "Mini-Max," which is linked to foreign exchange rates.

The kidnapped boy turns out to be Gant's son, who is linked to an exchange for an extremely lethal new techno virus.

The real, Brazil's currency, has lost 40% of its value this year, sending the public debt much of which is linked to the exchange rate spiralling (see chart 1).

Most people who turn to gold don't store ingots in a vault, but trade stocks whose price is linked to gold: exchange-traded gold funds or the shares of mining companies.

While Denmark has opted not to join in the single currency, the Danish krone is linked to the European exchange rate mechanism and closely tracks the mark.

Therefore, sodium reabsorption by the ENaC is linked to bicarbonate reclamation in exchange for chloride [ 34– 34].

The dynamic exchange is linked to these chloride anions which nucleophilically attack phosphanylphosphonium species yielding the phosphane starting materials in a back reaction.

A weaker yen had hurt Hong Kong because its dollar's exchange rate is linked to the United States dollar.