Sentence examples for cause devaluation from inspiring English sources

In early February, ECB president Mario Draghi agreed that expansionary monetary policy like QE have not been undertaken to deliberately cause devaluation.

Social psychologists and management academics have conducted research that show physical characteristics such as race gender age, physical unattractiveness, disability, chronic illness, speech impediments and weight cause devaluation in the workplace.

It was experienced as providing self-knowledge and increased value, but could also cause devaluation and concern about identity (identity in focus).

It was experienced as providing self-knowledge and increased value, but could also cause devaluation and raise questions of identity (identity in focus).

"Traders think that a market in the same region with similar numbers will need to devalue as well, so they short the country which then can cause a devaluation".

Breaking that link could cause a devaluation.

On several occasions countries were desperately attempting not to cause a devaluation but to prevent one.

Is it the traders causing the devaluation or the sputtering economy that forces its currency to be devalued?

"Britain's exit has caused a devaluation in the pound which means that the same amount of yuan allows you to buy more," it explained.

Even so, it is raiding the central bank: it wants the bank to issue it with bolivares equivalent to the rise in the local-currency value of its reserves caused by devaluation.

He argued, further, that the moral fervour of the Revolution, and its vast speculative schemes of political reconstruction, were causing a devaluation of tradition and inherited values and a thoughtless destruction of the painfully acquired material and spiritual resources of society.