Sentence examples for a serious devaluation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if a serious devaluation is the government's goal, it's going about it in a strangely bumpy and haphazard way.

This does not, however, mean they are not lying in waiting; indeed, almost everyone who thinks the pound should join the euro also seems to think that it can only sensibly do so after a serious devaluation.

A serious devaluation, as opposed to the baby steps taken so far, would re-set the terms of global trade, probably with grim consequences in the rest of Asia.

Devaluation I think is a serious issue.

After its default and devaluation in December 2001/January 2002, the country suffered a serious financial collapse.

In Argentina, however, devaluation which means abandoning "convertibility"—is not seen as a serious option.

Make a serious effort?

A serious referee officiates.

A serious doubt now.

Scotch, a serious problem.

"It is a serious, serious business".