Sentence examples for marked exchanges from inspiring English sources

33 This was reminiscent of the 'tiresome back and forth' that marked exchanges between bioethicists and social scientists during the 1980s.

They could mark exchanges of other assets, such as digital stock certificates.

"It will block the path to denuclearization on the Korean peninsula forever — a result desired by no one," the regime warned, adding that U.S. actions could regress relations to 2017, "which was marked by exchanges of fire".

While crediting Trump for his "willingness" to improve relations with the North, also known as DPRK, Pyongyang accused the U.S. State Department of being "bent on bringing the DPRK-U.S. relations back to the status of last year which was marked by exchanges of fire".

But it also marked another exchange of tough talk between two militaries.

What's more, March marked the exchange-traded fund's highest monthly volume ever.

Naturally, we're supposed to savor the note of "payback time, white boy" that marks their exchanges.

Europe is now far more committed — politically, financially and economically — to maintaining the integrity of the euro than it was in preserving the 1990s Deutsche mark exchange rate mechanism.

But when indicators are measured in completely different units—say, a chart comparing the dollar-mark exchange rate against the dollar-yen rate or movements of stockmarket indices in two different countries putting both lines on a single chart can sometimes be misleading.One solution is to convert each series into an index, with all the indices set at 100 for a common starting year.

Marker exchange within a deletion/disruption strain is also possible using the same pair of oligonucleotides; given the identical TEF1 promoter and terminator regulatory sequences found in all MX cassettes (Wach 1996; Wach et al. 1994), exchanging one cassette for another is particularly efficient (Goldstein and McCusker 1999).

Ms. Collins said the marathon meeting tonight had been marked by frank exchanges.