Sentence examples for some interchange between from inspiring English sources

The proximity of Gentile and Jewish areas meant that there was some interchange between them, including trade, which explains why Antipas had telōnēs often translated as "tax collectors" but more accurately rendered as "customs officers"—in the villages on his side of the Sea of Galilee.

Uncertainties about smoking status could have affected the results of this study with some interchange between the 'probable' (positive) and 'possible' (negative) subcategories.

The idea was to bring together people from the sciences and the arts, all of whom believe that global warming is the single most pressing and terrifying problem facing humanity, and to look for some productive interchange between two groups which, all too often, seem to eyeball each other across a deep cultural divide.

At the end of the day all three industries feed each other, one provides the content, one (increasingly) provides the distribution and the other covers it all, with some interchange of roles between all three.

There is a strong belief that he is about to open negotiations with the Metropolitan Opera House, with a view to arranging some working agreement and interchange between the two houses.

Our findings suggest that the emergence of pathogenicity can be correlated to the acquisition of virulence genes through horizontal gene transfers from other bacteria and posterior interchange between some members of the genus.

Tai Wan Station an interchange between East Rail Line and Ma On Shan Line is the second most important station based on betweenness centrality, followed by stations in Admiralty, Nam Cheung, Quarry Bay, Lai King, and Yau Tong all are interchanges between two rail lines.

"There was this constant interchange between feral and domesticated foods".

"It was a true interchange between composer and performer".

The interchange between linguists and philosophers, however, has continued.

In fact there was much interchange between the two.