Sentence examples for appreciation brought from inspiring English sources

First, after the exchange rate reform, the expectations of RMB appreciation brought a large number of international speculative capital inflows.

First, since the reform of the exchange rate system, the continuous appreciation and high expectations for RMB appreciation brought in massive speculative capital inflows, coupled with China's high reliance on foreign trade; this led to the stock market's increased sensitivity to exchange rate fluctuations.

Employees appreciate an employer who cares about them and invests in them and that appreciation brings both immediate and long-term rewards to the company.

They take turns playing songs, sharing perfect harmonies and easy banter, their mutual appreciation bringing out the best in their varied styles.

Gov. Gary R. Herbert, a Republican, signed the bill last March at a shop that manufactures hunting bows, as a way to emphasize the $2.3 billion that hunting and wildlife appreciation bring to the state economy.

Initially, they hold a specialness, and that appreciation brings camaraderie to a group simply by virtue of being able to recite certain lines.

Although the 2009 capital appreciation bond brought in only 17 percent of the $200 million authorized by the 2008 bond measure, it accounts for more than half of the total debt the district incurred.

By the 1990's, artisanal bread was swept up in the wave of gourmet appreciation that brought extra virgin olive oil, dark-roast coffee and European cheeses to stores.

But the implementation of the ban on commercial whaling in 1986, combined with the added protection of the Marine Mammal Protection Act, the instigation of protected marine areas, like the National Marine Sanctuaries and also the timely uptick in environmental awareness and appreciation, have brought humpback whales back from the brink.

The hunt for appreciation usually brought investors to debt of companies that had fallen on hard times but had potential for a turnaround.

The reigning European champions were expected, at the minimum, to be more durable than this and McClaren merits appreciation for bringing about their sudden collapse, with all the goals scored before the interval.