Sentence examples for converted to currency from inspiring English sources

Once again, human misery is converted to currency by players canny and amoral enough to see the play and make it.

Mr. Pinsky said the city could not rent out its suites or resell its tickets, so the perks could not be converted to currency that could be used on something more laudable, like money "to run public schools in the South Bronx".

The investment is primarily fiat currency with "a small percentage" of tokens; the latter will be converted to fiat currency or held in stablecoin, the company confirmed.

Of course, the money had to be converted to local currency, and though each child required some help, they did learn about money in various countries.

Capital gains tax applies when bitcoin is converted to another currency.

Korbit monetizes by charging a one percent fee for merchants who want their incoming bitcoin payments converted to fiat currency.

For example, treatment of multidrug-resistant (MDR) TB in Peru was estimated to cost US$248 (converted to 2006 currency) per DALY averted [23].

21 The bidding values were converted to Malaysian currency, and subsequent bidding values were modified, contingent on the response to the initial bid.

For cost data from non-US countries, figures were first converted to 2008 currency values using that country's consumer price index.

If going to another country, make sure you get your spending money converted to their currency.

It would always have to be converted to other currencies.