Sentence examples for dollar supply from inspiring English sources

When four U.S. banks froze Panamanian government assets in 1988, and refused to pay the annual payment for the Panama canal, effectively cutting off the dollar supply, Panama paid its civil servants in government checks that were divided up in small denominations, were accepted to pay taxes and soon circulated more widely as a quasi-currency at varying discounts.

"Aggressive quantitative easing by the Fed should add to the U.S. dollar supply globally and undermine the value of the dollar," Robert Sinche, the global head of currency strategy at Bank of America in New York, said in a research note.

Was he no longer adjusting the base properly, or did dollar supply surge overnight such that $350 was no longer realistic?

Because the money leaving the country is renminbi, the only way the government can keep the currency from plummeting is by using its dollar supply to buy the currency and keep it from crashing.

During Lucinda's first song, servers hustled tip jars onto every tabletop, each holding a dollar supplied by management to remind patrons that musicians like to eat, too.

These were daily observations of the nominal exchange rate of the Bangladeshi taka (BDT) against the US dollar supplied by Bangladesh Bank, the country's central bank.

Earlier this year, the U.S. Treasury cut off U.S. dollar supplies to ABLV on the grounds that money laundering had become a "pillar of its business practices".

To close this yawning gap, China is signing long-term multibillion-dollar supply contracts with Australian and Brazilian mining companies.

Investigators also claim to have discovered that an employee of the Adani Group subsidiary PMC had been granted permission by EIF staff to sign multimillion-dollar supply contracts on its behalf.

If demand for teachers is bolstered with enough new dollars, supply will emerge to soak those dollars up.

Not only do we pay high drug prices, our tax dollars supply more than $30 billion per year for life-sciences research through the National Institutes of Health.