Sentence examples for tight exchange from inspiring English sources

But maintaining tight exchange controls is not a long-term option for an economy so dependent on foreign money.

A Fabregas backheel after another tight exchange with Messi sends the Argentine straight in on Cech, but he saves the shot from point-blank range.

Tight exchange controls -- put in place to stem capital flight, strengthen the bolivar and halt inflation -- have also restricted hard currency and, some businessmen say, squelched investment.

(Because of China's tight exchange control rules, foreigners are not allowed to invest in the much larger A-share market, denominated in Chinese yuan).

One day, Argentines went to sleep with a plummeting peso and tight exchange controls.

Further, a tight exchange of experiences between the teaching staff from all faculties in Germany is needed.

I'm not saying that the set-piece will be the tipping point this time round, but England know it will be damned difficult to get a result if they finish second in the tight exchanges.

Monfils dug himself out of three holes in some tight exchanges but, after an hour and a half, Thiem had his first match point on the Monfils serve and was glad to see his final shot, a go-for-it forehand into the deuce corner, drift long.

"That's not just from the Italy game, but from earlier in the World Cup too and even then against the French in the Six Nations". France boast one of the meatiest packs at this World Cup, so the fast-improving Henderson and his locking partner O'Connell must bring physicality and intensity to Sunday's tight exchanges.

Copolymer membranes composed of chloromethylstyrene and divinylbenzene were reacted with 4-vinylpyridine and then trimethylamine to prepare highly tight anion exchange membranes.

At his side stands the venture capitalist, a trail-wise sidekick ready to help the hero through all the tight spots in exchange, of course, for a piece of the action.