Sentence examples for considerable currency from inspiring English sources
As a coming-of-age tale, "The Rebels," for all its black humor, exists within a genre that has considerable currency in literature and cinema.
The name, Arabic in origin, was recorded in use at least as early as ad 361 and for a time gained considerable currency in the West.
Considerable currency volatility is expected in the short term.Changing landscapeThe rapid turnaround in the Icelandic economy from one of Europe's most successful to an economic and financial basket case may also have a profound impact on the country's political landscape.
The concept of mobility biographies has recently gained considerable currency in social-scientific transport research, reflecting increasing awareness of the long-term development of mobility practices.
In many ways, proverbs are not so different from short quotations that have gained a considerable currency of usage.
Over the past decade, the term "evidence-based medicine" (or EBM) has gained considerable currency.
However, if the media seems content to lust for the salacious, football players can enhance their off-field legacy by spending their considerable public currency doing more than not sounding like a jerk.
They have retained considerable powers over payments, currency intervention, policy formulation and more and among them have the majority of seats on the ECB council 11 out of 17.
Nevertheless, they still have considerable pre-reflective currency, and for all its oddness, Augustine's suggestion that learning is a matter of being reminded of prior acts of direct acquaintance rests upon a set of common sense assumptions.
Whatever the reasons, in effect, by not moving ahead in digitizing data, institutions effectively quarantine and sequester biodiversity knowledge held in non-digital formats from modern research on biodiversity phenomena of considerable interest and currency.
There is considerable uncertainty surrounding what currency arrangements an independent Scotland would make, with politicians in Westminster saying a formal currency union would be impossible.
