Sentence examples for dependence on dollars from inspiring English sources

Asia's dependence on dollars forced massive devaluations that in turn caused huge corporate bankruptcies and bank failures.

Many economists say China could curb its dependence on dollar-pegged assets by letting the value of its currency rise faster against other world currencies.

Even as Senator McCain is trying to break his party and the system of its dependence on soft dollars, Republicans are counting on Finley to help build a record war chest -- tens of millions of dollars -- to help the party maintain control of the House and Senate and win back the White House.

But such is its dependence on the dollars and euros brought by foreign holiday makers that the worldwide slump in tourism after September 11th has hit its economy especially hard.

Given their strong dependence on federal dollars, it's not surprising that for-profit colleges are large donors to candidates for federal office, and the industry made a major investment in the 2012 campaign of Mitt Romney, who strongly endorsed for-profit higher education on the campaign trail.

The main project was to work out some equation that would free Europe, the Commonwealth, and the French Union from dependence on the dollar.

The introduction of an exchange would add sophistication to the Cambodian economy and potentially help to wean it off its dependence on the dollar.

They include a currency swap worth 150 billion yuan ($25 billion), which the two countries hope will reduce dependence on the dollar.

It is a step toward creating a better match between our multipolar global economy and its monetary and financial system – and thus a step towards ending the world economy's dependence on the dollar, which European and Chinese policymakers have complained about since the global financial crisis erupted in 2008.

"What the U.N. may be trying to do is eliminate global dependence on the dollar," Hoversen said.

"This plan would let candidates break their dependence on big dollar contributors by providing them with enough public money to run competitive races".