Sentence examples for taking exchange from inspiring English sources

The prices are very competitive and even taking exchange rates and shipping costs into consideration we'd save quite a bit by buying abroad.

Taking exchange rates out of the equation, Helsinki is the cheapest of the 23 European cities surveyed for electricity prices.

Manchester United's overall revenue, while showing a rise in euros from 367m in 2011 to 395.9m, actually decreased by 3%, or £11.1m, when taking exchange rates into account.

This perspective can also be assumed by taking exchange relation (LMX) in consideration, where offering something valuable from one party (e.g. leader) will make follower reciprocate it with something valuable (Janssen & van Yperen 2004; Stull 2005).

In examining Blue Shield, the state found that 8.8% of doctors listed were not taking exchange coverage and 18.2% were not at the location listed by the insurer.

Still, professional investors take exchange rates into account.

This effectively takes exchange rates out of the equation, since they are using only one currency.

We have taken exchange and specialization to the global limit, with systems of finance and governance so complex that they are difficult to manage.

Under the plan, CIT will ask bondholders to take exchange offers.

Meanwhile, NASDAQ OMX was recently in talks with Carlyle, a private-equity firm, to discuss taking the exchange company private.

Companies need to engage in give-and-take exchange relationships with other companies to address climate change.