Sentence examples for a dollar which from inspiring English sources

She still receives checks for amounts less than a dollar, which she is too proud, or angry, to cash.

That forced the Reserve Fund to "break the buck," or report a share price below a dollar, which caused panic in the money market industry.

Even more threatening was the looming switch to trading stocks in increments of a penny, instead of in eighths or sixteenths of a dollar, which cuts profit margins.

"The value of patents is increasing, and the value also depends very, very much on who owns the patent, unlike a dollar, which is the same value to you or me".

According to Oliver, soon after its creation, Carp was offered a portfolio of medical debt worth $14,922,261.76 at a cost of "less than half a cent on a dollar, which is less than $60,000".

Early last month, having just moved to the States with his family from South Africa, he walked in and plunked down a dollar, which paid for a summer's worth of lessons, boat rentals and experiences.

In January 1849, McKay introduced a bill for a gold dollar, which was referred to his committee.

While Peale continued his work, Gobrecht began work on a design for a gold dollar, which occupied much of his time at the Mint.

If it promotes an alternative currency, the Chinese renminbi will rise against a sinking dollar — which, in turn, will help bring world trade into a more sustainable balance.

And a falling dollar, which increases the price of imports, could bring an end to the very low inflation of the last few years.

One reason may be the continued prospect of a weaker dollar, which reduces the returns on dollar-denominated assets.