Sentence examples for recurring exchanges from inspiring English sources

Recurring exchanges like "What do you want to do?" "I don't know.

Long-term supply chain relationships refer to the degree to which the organization encourages development of recurring exchanges, supplier involvement and reliable information sharing with suppliers.

The second larger economic story Mallaby tells is of the recurring battle between central bankers, determined to maintain an unrealistic exchange rate for their currency, and the speculators who profit from their folly.

In exchange for a recurring monthly fee of $0, users of the company's forthcoming phone service will be able to get 500MB of wireless data access, 200 voice minutes, and unlimited messaging starting later this summer.

Not far away is the Musée d'Art Contemporain (MAC), with a show, "Le Pont," on view through Oct. 20, featuring the works of 145 artists who deal with migration and exchanges between civilizations, a recurring theme in this polyglot city.

Again, at 2.5 hours, poor gas exchange recurred during hypoxia because of disconnection at the patient ventilator interface for 10 seconds.

Recurring intra- and interdomain gene exchange provides an important source of genetic novelty not only in parasitic taxa as previously demonstrated but as we show here, also in free-living protists.

A recurring sight on the street was women exchanging their summer flip-flops for autumn heels.

Analysts say most B2B exchange revenue will come three ways: from recurring subscription and maintenance fees from participants, from a small commission on each transaction and from equity stakes in the new exchanges.

The easiest way of assuring that an exchange protocol is fair is by recurring to a trusted third party (TTP); in the first stage, both parties deliver their items to the TTP who will exchange the items in a second stage.

In exchange, their customers offer to pay a recurring fee, typically starting at $10/month and up.