Sentence examples for currency problems from inspiring English sources

Some of Mr. Ahmadinejad's critics in Iran have also blamed what they call his economic mismanagement for the currency problems.

Factoring out the currency problems, however, margins in the region climbed 33percentt in the second quarter.

I.B.M.'s currency problems centered in Europe and could get worse in the current quarter, given the continued strength of the dollar, Mr. Joyce said.

It was currency problems and rising costs for fuel and other raw materials prompted Procter & Gamble to begin to raise prices during the last year.

The Gauravi women's crisis centre in Bhopal, a city in central India, received more than 200 requests for help in five days from women with currency problems.

Aside from problems with the line-up of Rover sedans, the company has been badly hurt by currency problems stemming from the high value of the British pound.

The Obama administration is starting to suggest that the currency problem could gradually solve itself if Chinese prices rise so fast that American goods become more competitive.

In this reductive economic standoff, Scots are defined only by geographical residency, our identity dependent on resolving the currency problem, our future pegged on the dubious question of EU membership.

A Treasury official pointed out that the gatherings focused high-level attention on the currency problem, and ended with an agreement for the I.M.F. to play a greater role in monitoring its members' exchange-rate practices and the "spillover effects" of each country's economic policies on the rest of the world.

In later years, Churchill saw the return to the gold standard as "the biggest blunder" of his life: "I had no special comprehension of the currency problem and therefore fell into the hands of the experts, as I never did later where military matters were concerned".

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