Sentence examples for a dollar today from inspiring English sources

Given that people are more concerned about having money now, economists posit that we are willing to spend less than a dollar today to prevent a dollar's worth of damage in a year, or two years, or a generation.

As I explained last year, that label only works if we are under the delusion that a dollar 100 years ago should be valued the same as a dollar today.

A dollar today will buy 1.60 reals; a euro, 2.27 reals.

A dollar today, he pointed out, buys you what a nickel bought a century ago, largely because so much money has been printed.

It is a universal truth of human nature that a dollar tomorrow is worth less to us than a dollar today.

By and large we have gone back to thinking that a dollar tomorrow is as good as a dollar today; and to some extent believing makes it so.

They fell to less than a dollar last year.

"A penny today may be a dollar tomorrow," warned Councilman Carter Burden, according to court papers.

Even San Francisco's iconic cable cars went up a dollar last month, to $6.

Shares of Juno, which traded at $41.63 in January, closed under a dollar last week.

Citi's shares fell from a high of $55.12 in 2007 to about a dollar early last spring, and now trade at $3.31.