Sentence examples for critical currency from inspiring English sources
This phrase is correct and usable in written English
You would use it when referring to currency that holds a large amount of value in some way. For example: "The US dollar is one of the world's most critical currencies, as it's relied upon by so many countries."
In politics, ideas and influence are now critical currency.
Game dynamics are fast becoming a critical currency of motivation.
The new rules about how to tabulate the best-picture candidates, meant to reward films that voters were passionate about rather than ones they merely liked, may have been most beneficial to "The Tree of Life," which had art-house and critical currency.
Steve Jobs inherently knew the emotion of his consumers was critical currency in building the Apple phenomenon, and with over 1,700 CMOs admitting that building an enduring connection with consumers is a top priority in a recent IBM survey, leveraging emotion is fast becoming a top business imperative.
Thus speed becomes a critical currency as the first mover rights are massive.
However, at a time where truth is the most critical currency to the defense of this administration's policies, the cost of a perceived apologetic or even reformed "truther" is one this President can ill afford.
According to "Reagan's War," a book by Peter Schweizer, "C.I.A. analysts had concluded that for every one-dollar drop in the price of a barrel of oil, Moscow would lose between $500million and $1 billion per year in critical hard currency".
I hope that if you experience just one of the 50, or all of the 50, or part of the 50, you will have some experience of the whole, in that the year will be a massive exploration of the critical and aesthetic currency of our time".
"So they're not a critical source of currency for the Kim regime, but are nonetheless important to maintain".
Over the weekend, Warren E. Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway, who has long been critical of virtual currencies, said Bitcoin was "probably rat poison squared" in an interview with CNBC.
The Diamond Mountain tour had been a critical source of hard currency for the North.
