Sentence examples for changes in dollars from inspiring English sources

His views, which are likely representative of a great many NIH-supported scientists, appear to focus primarily on the cyclic changes in dollars of support leading to continued "cull[ing] of established research teams" (i.e., the lemmings) and that these trends are (for reasons less clear to me) "analogous to those heralded in Silent Spring".

Many major retailers in Beirut will accept euros, and the Lebanese market reacts to changes in dollar and euro exchange rates.

Remember, these potential changes in dollar value are basically uncontrolled.

One line shows the rate of change in dollars spent on imports.

The figures show the change in dollars, which makes returns in many countries appear more impressive than they would if local currencies were used because the dollar has generally been weak.

Also the law of large numbers comes into play at some point, at which Swipely will likely report the change in dollars processed in dollar, not percentage, terms.

The greater danger is that a change in dollar policy could precipitate a run on the dollar and the very collapse we fear most.

That forced a retraction of his comment and an angry retort that he would "rent Yankee Stadium" if he intended to effect any change in dollar policy.

There were sharp contrasts between clean energy sectors in terms of the change in dollar investment last year.

In the U.S., many post office vending machines give change in dollar coins.

Typically, changes in funding dollars are used to justify any changes in staffing.