Sentence examples for currency costs from inspiring English sources

Each downward lurch in the currency costs mortgage holders money and puts further strains on the banks.

Alcoa, the aluminum producer, reported fourth-quarter profit on Monday that trailed analysts' estimates as the company faced higher energy and currency costs.

The magnificent seven transfer deals Abbey National: A telegraphic transfer (takes two to five days in Europe) sent in sterling or foreign currency costs £25.

That caveat is because timers can be shortened, currency costs can be reduced… Everything is tweakable in response to how people are playing the game.

Manufacturers, airlines and other industries, which use derivatives to control their business and foreign currency costs, worry that an important means of protecting their assets could be curtailed by Mrs. Lincoln's bill.

Even so, persuading those fans to spend tens of dollars in her mobile game – its in-app "B-Gems" currency costs between £3.99 and £79.99 – could be another challenge entirely.

Line is charging 100 virtual coins for the set, with that amount of virtual currency costing £1.49 in its in-app store.

Venezuela's defense of its currency cost investors who bet on a devaluation in recent months about 60 billion bolivars ($105 million), Armando Leon, a governor of the central bank, said yesterday.

There are cyclical reasons for this: higher interest rates, increasing cap rates, the stage we are at in the perceived cycle, currency cost increases, construction cost increases, etc.

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The fall in the dollar and in freight rates has also kept the local-currency costs of importing a tonne of cereals lower than dollar-denominated world prices.