Sentence examples for currency period from inspiring English sources

The meaning of money before and after the dual currency period was highly evaluated in symbolic and during dual currency period in conflicting affectional terms, but conveys over the time functional meaning.

Teenagers were administered a questionnaire before, after and during dual currency period consisting items about multidimensional meaning of money: symbolic, affectional and behavioral, and open-ended questions.

He expects the rouble to be introduced on Tuesday or Wednesday, and a six-month "dual currency" period to be in force before full integration with Russia.

Conversely, during weak-currency periods like we've had since 2001, capital flows away from the innovators who make us more economically efficient, and moves into hard assets like gold, oil, art and housing.

City investors tend to buy US dollars – seen as the global reserve currency – during periods of financial market turbulence.

Will it really undermine the dollar's reserve-currency status?Periods of dollar decline have often been unhappy for the world economy.

"Is it better to use a national currency for a period, or have the safety of a strong currency?" he asked.

The forint has fallen 15 percent against the euro since June 30, making it the world's worst-performing currency in the period.

The supply of copper was too small to form a metal currency in a period of expanding trade, and in any case large quantities were diverted to the temples to be made into statues and other cult objects.

A document leaked this week to the Financial Times, written by the Treasury team preparing for the euro, suggests that Britain could be in the single currency within a period of eight months: a referendum held three months after a government decision to join and formal accession five months later.

In one document, military officials are instructed to avoid referring to anyone as "disappeared", a term that became common currency during the period because of the military's penchant for burning victims' bodies or throwing drugged prisoners from aircraft into rivers so relatives would never find them.