Sentence examples for * devalued in from inspiring English sources
Devaluations could and did occur – sterling devalued in 1949 and 1967 – but the IMF made loans to countries in temporary balance-of-payments trouble to discourage exchange rate movements.
Brazil, its other big neighbour, devalued in 1999.
They were, however, devalued in by highly bureaucratic administration.
A cornerback specializing in man-to-man coverage may become devalued in a zone defense.
After the Thai baht was devalued in July 1997, stockmarkets and currencies tumbled across Asia.
They're usually about feeling disrespected or devalued in one way or another.
Yet news has become steadily devalued in almost direct proportion to its proliferation.
At the same time, "Dharma & Greg" seemed to be devalued in its renewal year.
The dollar was devalued in terms of gold, while other currencies were appreciated in terms of the dollar.
"Any tournament without the best player is devalued in my eyes whether they [the other players] like it or not.
When the baht was devalued in 1997, the firm could no longer service its $3.7 billion of debt.
