Sentence examples for swap mass from inspiring English sources

For opponents of dredging, next fall's referendum gives Key West an opportunity to swap mass tourism for a more select variety.

The only likely additional dividend from Libya's gratitude for the hand-over would be a commercial one, for instance in the country's rich hydrocarbons business and swapping a mass-murderer for an oil contract would be disgraceful.There is, thus, no obvious benefit to sending Mr Megrahi home, and there is clearly a cost.

While Swap Meat ignores mass-produced items or other blatantly promotional submissions, what all these creative products have in common is that on some level, each was submitted to draw attention to the creator.

What TransferWise now does is essentially play out similar transfer "swaps" on a mass scale, orchestrating the money going from one person to another in its network.

It's just that there's still quite a way to go; supermarkets are going to have to be much more inventive to convince the masses to swap their microwave chicken tikka for a butternut squash curry.

We probably will win: consumer protection--still need no carve outs in the future fight to greater enforcement.......There is MUCH more to do: ban naked credit default swaps (the weapons of mass financial destruction), foreclosure and community reinvestment, executive compensation, and more.

I realize it must feel somewhat strange to be taking financial advice from the people who brought us the collateralized debt obligation and the credit default swap, those "financial weapons of mass destruction," in Warren Buffett's parlance.

If, for example, there is a maximal possibility, otherwise indiscernible from actuality, where mass and charge swap their respective causal-nomic roles (e.g., where objects resist acceleration in virtue of their charge), this maximal possibility would differ quidditistically from actuality.

With Brazil, Russia, India and China experiencing just the kind of breakneck economic growth that transformed British society in the 1800s - villages turning into cities, peasants swapping fields for factories, and mass exploitation grinding out higher GDP - Engels's polemic resonates with terrifying force.

One sign of this is that Warren Buffett Warren Buffett, who once called credit default swaps (CDS) "financial weapons of mass destruction" has decided to issue some of his own.

Incidentally, Libor was also used to establish the base price for credit-default swaps, the financial instrument of mass destruction at the heart of the 2008 financial crisis.