Sentence examples for dollar threatens from inspiring English sources

The dispute, which has shaken the stock market and helped drive the currency to a two-year low against the dollar, threatens the sweeping economic reforms that have been the hallmark of Mr. Cardoso's two terms in office and have brought a burst of growth, stability and foreign investment to Brazil.

The film was inspired by the book he co-authored, Money: How the Destruction of the Dollar Threatens the Global Economy – and What We Can Do About It.

I think that the publication of Steve Forbes' book Money: How the Destruction of the Dollar Threatens the Global Economy in June 2014 also moved things forward considerably.

Coauthored by Forbes and Elizabeth Ames, MONEY: How the Destruction of the Dollar Threatens the Global Economy and What We Can Do About It tells why a return to sound money is essential if the United States and other nations are to overcome today's problems.

The stock market is running scared because the soaring dollar threatens to crush earnings.

"In Money We Trust?" is based loosely on Money: How The Destruction of the Dollar Threatens The Global Economy -- And What We Can Do About It (2014) by Steve Forbes and Elizabeth Ames.

As a result, in little more than three months the value of the currency, the real, has fallen more than 20percentt against the dollar, threatening the anti-inflation program that is the government's shining achievement.

Additional monetary stimulus, along with efforts to devalue the dollar, threaten the whole world financial and trade system.

This man made more than a half-million dollars threatening elderly magazine subscribers.

Mr Wolf writes:Recipients of the capital inflow, be they advanced or emerging countries, face uncomfortable choices: let the exchange rate appreciate, so impairing external competitiveness; intervene in currency markets, so accumulating unwanted dollars, threatening domestic monetary stability and impairing external competitiveness; or curb the capital inflow, via taxes and controls.

LAHORE, Pakistan — A campaign of high-profile kidnappings has provided the Pakistani Taliban and their allies with new resources, arming insurgents with millions of dollars, threatening foreign aid programs and galvanizing a sophisticated network of jihadi and criminal gangs whose reach spans the country.