Sentence examples for developing currency from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Group of 7 sought to quell fears of a developing currency war.

The problems are still out there," says Dines, who cites a developing currency crisis in South America, potential solvency problems for insurance companies and banks and the high probability of a U.S. war with Iraq.

The idea of the Islamic State developing currency or other legitimate signs of statehood is not so far-fetched, according to experts who say that its leaders will have to manage the complexity of administering banking, education, and public utility sectors if they want to establish an actual nation-state.

But on a trade-weighted basis (which includes many developing currencies in the calculation), the dollar is almost exactly where it was when Lehman Brothers collapsed.Many developing countries have export-based economic policies.

To mitigate DDoS attacks, much progress has been made in developing currency-based solutions, where a sender is required to spend resources such as computational cost, bandwidth, prior knowledge, and human actions to purchase her legitimacy before sending packets.

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For developing countries, currency crises are an important subset of financial crises.

Bitcoins are a completely digital currency managed through a decentralized network of exchanges, based off the research of mysterious computer scientist, Satoshi Nakamoto, who dreamt of developing a currency immune to politicians or banks.

"Does this mean Microsoft is developing karma currency to pay your bills?" Twitter user Jame Ervin wrote.

The City has for decades serviced international financial markets, dating back to its pioneering role in developing European currency markets in the 1950s.

The falls in developing countries' currencies hit profits when they are translated into the buoyant pound or, in some cases, the dollar.