Sentence examples for made exchanges from inspiring English sources

Despite the up and down markets, few participants made exchanges — transferred money from one investment option to another, Fidelity said.

Mitt Romney, the Republican standard-bearer in 2012, was so smitten with this conservative policy tool that as governor he made exchanges the centerpiece of Massachusetts's landmark health reform.

But in a recent article in The New Republic, several scholars challenged details of the story, noting among other things that the camp's layout would have made exchanges at the fence impossible.

The rise of bitcoin, which has surged to record highs this year and touched $5,000 per coin on some exchanges this month, and Ethereum, which has gone from $8 per coin in January to around $300 today, has made exchanges and other places were coins are stored hugely attractive targets for hackers.

This is where we made exchanges.

She has also made exchange agreements with the Verdi Conservatory and La Scala Academy in Milan, and young dancers are again being sent to train in Russia.

If profits are to be made exchanging our soybeans for Chinese sweatshirts, why let the Chinese customs house capture all the tax revenue?

If you exceed that amount, you can still make exchanges for items in the same department.

Even now, the rebels are continuing to lobby for another exchange, pushing for a law that would make exchanges possible.

Equally frustrating are companies whose brick-and-mortar stores refuse to make exchanges for merchandise bought online.

The format, a town-hall debate with questions from the audience, makes exchanges between the two awkward and supposedly encourages civil exchanges.