Sentence examples for devaluing to from inspiring English sources
In an article by author Laurie Gough titled Self-Publishing: An Insult to the Written Word, she argues that self-publishing is devaluing to the art of writing, disrespectful, and less desirable than sharing "a cabin on a Disney cruise with Donald Trump".
As a euro member, Ireland cannot devalue to restore competitiveness.
The zloty was devalued to allow for convertibility.
One reason is that Britain can still devalue to boost growth; Spain can't.
Ireland, Portugal and Greece have no national currency they can devalue to regain international competitiveness.
The dollar should be devalued to encourage exports and slow the financialization of the economy.
Business groups had wanted the currency devalued to make exports more competitive.
Higher education being devalued to such an extent that even Huddersfield got a university!
Agreed to be devalued to the point where I'm of less consequence than anyone in the world.
"In the old days," Ignatius continued, "a flexible drachma could have been devalued to boost exports and economic growth".
Somewhere along the line they were completely phased out in Egypt, or at least devalued to the point of uselessness.
