Sentence examples for depreciates from inspiring English sources

As the ruble depreciates, however, it buys fewer dollars to send home.

Investors' demand for the domestic currency needed to buy these domestic assets is reduced, and so the relative price of the currency falls, and the exchange rate depreciates.

One reason it will not happen is the principle of portfolio balance: Because yen balances are not perfect substitutes for all other types of real and financial assets, foreigners will not greatly increase their holdings of yen unless the yen depreciates, increasing the expected return on yen assets.

It is illiquid, it depreciates physically, the tenant can go bust, and there is no guarantee that the investor will get his money back at the end, as he knows he would with a government bond.One development that has increased the attraction of property to investors is the growth of indirect investment vehicles, such as America's real-estate investment trusts (REITs).

Greece's main hope for short-term export competitiveness is that the euro depreciates.

If investors shun Brazilian assets and the real depreciates, the government may have an unpleasant choice between an inflationary spiral and economic stagnation.

Larkin's poem "Maiden Name" concludes that the old name "shelters our faithfulness, / Instead of losing shape and meaning less / With your depreciating luggage laden".

Todd Haggerty, Centennial 38 Supporters, Colorado Rapids: A segment of Rapids supporters (myself included) have a self depreciating nature; no matter how good things are going there is an underlying sense that it will all go wrong.

"It makes sense for the national banks of these countries to let currencies depreciate to some extent to keep national competitiveness," he said.

But in 2014, the shock value of a woman masturbating – at least as a lyrical device – has at last begun to depreciate.

There were massive capital outflows from its over-extended banking sector, and its currency, the krona, depreciated by 40%.