Sentence examples for devalued at all from inspiring English sources

In that case, δ → 1, meaning that the offset credit should not be devalued at all at the time of crediting, regardless of market prices.

The Uruguayan peso will be devalued at a rate of 1.2percentt a month, up from a rate of 0.6percentt.

If creditors turn of the funding taps to the banks and the Government is forced to recapitalise them with IOUs Greek people would find the effective value of their savings instantly devalued at a stroke.

And yes, they can help address symptoms of actual poverty, through shelters and soup kitchens - I don't want to devalue at all the real worth of local charity.

A year ago, I discussed the option of coordinated currency devaluation in which most or all major currencies were devalued at once.

Other Asian economies are suffering the distress of currency devaluations forced upon them by the markets; China devalued at its own initiative in early 1994, and is currently reaping the benefit in booming exports.

The tugrik was devalued at the beginning of 1993 and then floated on May 28.

Ten years ago local produce was devalued at the wholesale Hunts Point market, said Lyle Wells, whose family has been farming on Long Island since 1660.

This results in us getting denigrated, dogged out and devalued at every turn.

In such cases, staff members' resentment is fuelled by the perception that their specialist knowledge and skills are being devalued at the same time as they are being asked to take on a broader range of generic functions while less qualified personnel are taking over their traditional areas of responsibility [ 125].

If all nations try to devalue at once, the net effect on exchange rates could cancel out leaving them largely unchanged, but the expansionary effect of the interventions would remain.