Sentence examples for dollar conversion from inspiring English sources

In public statements in recent days, Mr. de la Rúa has repeated his pledge never to devalue the peso but he has left the door open to a possible dollar conversion.

As bitcoin's price has yo-yoed, I've kept a closer eye on bitcoin transaction volume than its current dollar conversion price.

"We adopted the policy of pricing goods sold at our duty-free shops in U.S. dollars at point of sale and accepting payment in local currency at the daily U.S. dollar conversion rate," explains Raksriaksorn.

He estimates the dollar will steadily whittle away at the euro's current (1.40 to the dollar) conversion rate and will be worth 1.30 by year-end and 1.25 by December 2008.

Following a multi-million dollar conversion from the former private palace of Prince Roland Bonaparte into a five star hotel, it opened its doors in 2010.

(The film was rereleased last week, after an eighteen-million-dollar conversion to 3-D).

Her surprise was contagious when she realized -- after the franc-to-dollar conversion -- that tuition and housing costs were a remarkable travel bargain in comparison with other French vacation options.

Sadly, Apple won't actually let you just add three to your order, though its online store does offer one 32-in model by Sharp, for just £3,499/$3,595 (and yes, that is the worst pound-to-dollar conversion rate in the entire store).

Values are expressed in U$S Dollars, conversion rates are provided in methods.

GM has said that it wants Saab to shift more production to the U.S., where it can dodge the kroner-to-dollar conversions that have hampered its profits.

The threat of a further decline in the currency causes importers to rush in to buy dollars while exporters will hold back their dollars for conversion, thus exacerbating the demand-supply gap.