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Cuteenvelope Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
what is the meaning of "with" in this sentences ?
I searched the definition of opening bell, and I found the sentences below:
With the decline in activity on the trading floor due to the increased use of electronic platforms, the opening bell has become more of a symbolic event, rather than a practical one. Today, dignitaries visiting stock markets take part in small ceremonies in which they ring the opening bell. Not all exchanges use this traditional system, with the NYSE remaining one of the more recognizable exchanges that still uses a bell.
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with the NYSE remaining one of the more recognizable exchanges that still uses a bell.
I want to ask what is the meaning of "with" here?
With the decline in activity on the trading floor due to the increased use of electronic platforms, the opening bell has become more of a symbolic event, rather than a practical one. Today, dignitaries visiting stock markets take part in small ceremonies in which they ring the opening bell. Not all exchanges use this traditional system, with the NYSE remaining one of the more recognizable exchanges that still uses a bell.
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with the NYSE remaining one of the more recognizable exchanges that still uses a bell.
I want to ask what is the meaning of "with" here?
Top answer
It connects two statements about situations that coexist and have some relationship to one another.
- It connects two statements about situations that coexist and have some relationship to one another.
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It connects two statements about situations that coexist and have some relationship to one another.
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