Sentence examples for tiny exchanges from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for early adopters who stick around with the tiny exchanges and don't implement basic security like a cold storage wallet, that leaves a lot of money at risk with small companies that often don't take cybersecurity seriously or have the resources to adequately protect their holdings.

The interesting thing is, after setting up the premise in the first tiny exchange of the trailer, it doesn't pretend to be anything other than the most beige, straightforward film you can imagine coming out of that premise.

Of an extract in which Portnoy argues with his father about the existence of God: "Such tiny cosmological exchanges may be sweet and rushed, but I'm not sure Christopher Hitchens ever really added to them".

Christopher Palmeri In the past seven months total market capitalization of Romania's two tiny stock exchanges has plunged nearly 30%.

Friedrich Kersting, who runs the tiny Hanover exchange, fears that several regional exchanges will disappear anyway in the next ten years unless they join forces in a multiple merger.

The head of Tanzania's tiny stock exchange reckons there could be a single east African version in a few years.

Between them, the islands have only 28 public companies, and not all want a listing.This will be the fifth tiny stock exchange in the Caribbean.

ON a cold January morning at Town Farm Dairy here, people steadily flowed into a tiny office, exchanging empties for bottles of fresh milk.

Every detail perfectly advances a vision of American aspiration at a time of economic collapse and midlife crisis: just two floors below a gleaming condo in the desert that speaks for the virtual future that the Saudis (and Americans) are counting on is another room where 25 foreign laborers are squeezed into a tiny space, exchanging blows over a discarded cellphone.

So far, the new Australia Pacific Exchange has just two companies listed, making it perhaps the world's tiniest stock exchange.

In the morning, we got up late and exchanged (tiny) presents.