Sentence examples for currency leaving from inspiring English sources

Several more such episodes caused the Chinese government to cease issuing paper currency, leaving the matter to private bankers.

First, it would take several months to design, print and distribute an entirely new currency, leaving a departing country bereft of new cash.

Perhaps Italy and Spain might be wondering if they too could be better off with a sovereign currency, leaving a tighter deutschmark zone to the north.

New York senator Chuck Schumer said: "For years, China has rigged the rules and played games with its currency, leaving American workers out to dry.

But polls consistently show that the majority of Greeks are pro-EU and want to remain in the single currency, leaving the eurozone and European Commission facing an impossible dilemma.

But recently the debate in those countries is more focused on Germany quitting, maybe with the Netherlands, France and a few others to form their own currency, leaving the weaker ones with a devalued euro.

C. J. Morse: Strong currency left by EU in ruins ((EU ro + bust).

Plastic roses and carnations grace the alcove, along with a flutter of lempira notes, the country's currency, left for the poor.

Will Qatar's support for Muslim Brotherhood governments in other Arab states and China's interest in using the United Arab Emirates as an offshore trading center for its currency leave the Saudis dangerously isolated?

In the eurozone – where membership of a single currency leaves less room for manoeuvre, and years of spending cuts have meant extensive social and economic devastation – around one in 10 remain out of work.

By 1963 South Africa had gone decimal, Australia and New Zeland were planning to do so shortly, and, except for a few British colonies and former colonies, Britain had the only non-decimal currency left in the world.