Sentence examples for that reciprocal from inspiring English sources

Some also hope that reciprocal tariff cuts by the United States will reduce import prices and help their bottom line.

Host countries are naturally concerned that reciprocal violations of privileges and immunities might befall their own embassies in foreign lands were they to allow them in their capital.

In short, if we leave, we cannot be sure that reciprocal arrangements in any of the EU countries to which we like to go on holiday, packing our EHIC cards, will be guaranteed in the future.

Marcel Mauss, in "The Gift" in 1924, and Karl Polanyi, in "The Great Transformation" in 1944, argue that reciprocal gift-giving — giving with some hope of recognition or response — has pervaded healthy human society from its Neolithic beginnings.

Third, Sextus never comes out and says that reciprocal and hypothetical arguments are actually bad arguments.

Only three sampled interaction pairs were so mismatched that reciprocal selection could not occur given current trait distributions.

The results suggested that reciprocal benefit and fear of being scooped were significant in affecting implicit and explicit knowledge sharing behavior in health and life sciences research communities.

In the cerebral cortex, in particular, it has been observed that reciprocal connections are often present between functionally interconnected areas that are hierarchically organized.

The study and statistics showed that reciprocal rank performed better among all the other methods with the highest BEDROC score and RIE score followed by Sum score.

She further argues that reciprocal relations are governed by norms, such that parties to the exchange understand the social contract they have entered and therefore their obligations.

Emerging evidence suggests that reciprocal interactions between cancer cells and the cells in their microenvironment via EVs drive disease progression and therapy resistance.