Sentence examples for might be exchanging from inspiring English sources
When Brogeland made his first announcement, his evidence against Fisher and Schwartz consisted solely of what he believed to be a collection of suspicious hands; he still didn't know how they might be exchanging information.
It was financial information group Bloomberg that first reported that dealers between the various banks might be exchanging details about client orders placed ahead of these trading windows, to try to gauge how the currency might move.
In focusing entirely on Shai Agassi's clever battery-exchange program as a way to mainstream electric cars, we might be exchanging one environmental problem for another by ignoring what's inside batteries (Clive Thompson, April 19).
Here's a trick of the trade: "As everyone else's head is tipping back to drink, I might be exchanging my full glass for a half-full one I keep in front of me".
On any given day, the 32-year-old Croatian activist and philosopher might be exchanging dirty jokes with Marxist philosopher Slavoj Žižek, wandering around the Snowden film set in Munich with Oliver Stone or getting face time with Julian Assange.
Two tests of gene flow, one based on linkage disequilibrium and a MCMC analysis based on coalescence, suggest that the two species might be exchanging alleles at the per locus.
It is unclear which Thais, who have been described as soldiers, might be exchanged for the Hmong.
Where paper had zilch intrinsic value, gold and silver coins were worth the tea, timber or livestock for which they might be exchanged.
The ring was conceived as part of a project by the American conceptual artist Jill Magid, with the idea that it might be exchanged for the architect's professional archive, which has been kept in Switzerland for close to twenty-five years.
The student said it brought home the advice she had received from the MIT-France Program country coordinator that in a new situation, it's important to listen to how people talk, not only to what they say, and to discern how ideas might be exchanged in unfamiliar ways.
Until now, the administration has said publicly only that the negotiations included talks about releasing the five prisoners from Guantánamo to the custody of the government in Qatar — which some Democrats and Republicans in Congress have opposed — and not that the five might be exchanged for Sergeant Bergdahl.
