in exchange

Idioms  

1. Also, in exchange for. In return (for something or someone), as in Jim lent Bill his motorcycle, and Bill offered his car in exchange, or At the party, the guests were given cookies in exchange for the ones they brought. [Late 1500s]

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Example Sentences

In exchange, Europe had agreed to invest in the US and make changes at on the continent expected to boost US exports.

From BBC

Washington and the EU last summer agreed to a 15% tariff on most goods imports into the U.S. in exchange for no duties on American goods, but the deal still requires ratification from the European Parliament.

From The Wall Street Journal

Corporate airfares are among the most profitable for airlines, as businesses snapping those up usually pay full price for their tickets in exchange for some flexibility for their employees.

From MarketWatch

“Kevin Warsh likely supports further rate cuts, perhaps materially so, in exchange for a smaller balance sheet,” they say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some people need to claim as soon as possible, while others expect to live well into retirement and choose to wait in exchange for a higher monthly benefit.

From MarketWatch