Sentence examples for currency represents from inspiring English sources

A currency represents a claim on a country's underlying assets.

Now, with the euro-zone debt crisis threatening to spread from Greece, the single currency represents an equally epochal challenge to shield the broader European project from derailment.

Canada's yearly contribution of roughly 290,000 Canadian dollars (roughly the same in U.S. currency) represents a little more than three percent of the convention's annual budget.

So currency represents the value of everything.

Floating the currency represents a further devaluation following the central banks lowering of the reals trading band Wednesday.

Fortnite Battle Royale has been free to play since its launch, and its virtual currency represents a major revenue stream for Epic Games.

Today, the U.S. dollar is the world's most popular reserve currency, representing roughly 64percentt of global reserve assets.

A country of merely 4.5 percent of the world's population and 20 percent of its gross product cannot forever carry the burden of having its currency represent 80 percent or even 60 percent of the globe's foreign-exchange reserves.

"Bitcoin and digital currency represent a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to shape the future of the Internet and global commerce," said Alliare in a statement.

Hence, central banks issue digital currencies (centralized currency representing fiat money) and not cryptocurrencies (which are usually issued by a group of developers and accepted as an alternative to money and an accepted representation of value by a virtual community).

2011 Lowlight: Geithner has expressed dismay at how quickly Wall Street has turned on Obama, telling The Atlantic, "I think people resent it when they need help". When Rosie Rios became the first female U.S. Treasurer she was struck by the realization that every piece of currency representing the last 100 years of American history only represents 50% of the nation's population.