Sentence examples for currency gap from inspiring English sources

The shock abolition of Switzerland's currency gap last week has left many financial firms nursing losses and reminded us all that 2015 could be a turbulent year in the markets.

Likewise, for publication year 2010, targeted journal curation added 498 combined new articles from all three journals, reducing that year's hypothetical data currency gap by 16%.

Finally, for 2011, targeted journal curation helped improve the data currency gap by 7% via the addition of curated content from 409 new articles into CTD.

To estimate the data currency gap in CTD, we interrogated PubMed (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed) with a broad toxicogenomics query string, restricted by each year for 2003 11, to estimate the number of possible toxicogenomic papers available in PubMed.

As for the black-market currency-gap, he is wrong to say that it reflects macroeconomic problems rather than protectionism.

They have been dusting off old headlines about the break-up of the single currency, after the gap widened dramatically in recent weeks between Germany's bond yields and those that Italy and Greece were offering on government debt.

The chart, provided by Kevin Gaynor of UBS Warburg, shows a striking correlation between the level of the euro (and its predecessor currencies) and the gap in the growth of domestic demand between the euro countries and America.

Price and wage increases and devaluation of the currency have reduced the large gap between the official and informal economies.

In the late 1990s, JPMorgan Chase helped Italy reduce its budget gap by swapping currency at a favorable exchange rate.

Dennis de Jong, managing director at currency dealer UFX.com, said this gap made him more upbeat about the prospects for employment.

The Ministry of Health is putting pressure on the Ministry of Finance to secure funding for pharmaceutical companies to plug the gap in hard currency.