Sentence examples for currency with which from inspiring English sources

That gives Itaú an attractive currency with which to scour the globe for acquisitions.

If dealing on a daily basis in the same currency with which other Europeans deal contributes to the strengthening of that identity, so much the better.

Other solutions to the crisis proposed by members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) include creating a brand-new currency, with which to flood the economy.

It may hope to use shares as a currency with which to reward its 750 employees, as Goldman has so generously done.

First, KKR, desperate to diversify, wants a currency with which to buy other firms (in a delicious twist the firm hopes to expand into public equities).

Greek banks would fail, the country would default on its debt and would lack a credible currency with which to buy essential imported goods like oil or food.

But so far it has been a boon to the very currencies with which it was supposed to compete.

As a result, the Irish currency, the punt, follows the British pound far more closely than it tracks the continental currencies with which it is to be united.

Stock funds that hedge international bets — via contracts to sell the currencies with which they are making their foreign investments — are outperforming their peers.

"It makes sense in the future for more countries to think about managing their own particular currency against the basket of currencies with which they trade.

In the absence of the possibility of currency depreciation, nation states of Western Europe could consider the widespread use of complementary currencies with which citizens could buy in the welfare supermarket.