Sentence examples for can be devalued from inspiring English sources
But its value can be devalued by bad architecture.
If the dollar can be devalued, we wonder why not the foot, the ton, or the gallon?
Bitcoin has a finite supply of 21m of which more than 15m are in circulation, which supporters claim make it more stable than government-backed currencies that can be devalued by central banks printing money.
There are only two choices: current producers can be taxed in order to make creditors whole in real terms, or past claims can be devalued so that losses are borne at least in part by creditors.
Due to this, their performance in male gender-typed tasks can be devalued and their competence denied [ 35].
"The term 'fact check' can easily be devalued, as people throw it onto any sort of an opinion that they have," Mr. Nyhan said.
And loving each other can never be devalued.
"The danger is that the reforms themselves could be devalued".
World currencies should be devalued overnight.
Will exams outside of England be devalued?
Why should the workforce be devalued and treated so inequitably?
