Sentence examples for dollars may be from inspiring English sources
Just a few more tourist dollars may be enough to encourage people to stay.
Fighting roosters are frequently carried long distances to bouts where thousands of dollars may be bet on them.
No one expects another "Chorus Line," and even another "Pirates of Penzance" (which brought in about five million dollars) may be too much to hope for.
It was a rather low price, except when you consider how many millions of dollars may be required to rehabilitate it.
The lack of attention and advertising dollars may be an ominous sign for big media companies looking to offset lost television revenue by entering the Web video business.
And it is argued that because tourism is a state industry, tourist dollars may be being used to help fund North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
The dollar may be high, but, in the market's opinion, it is not overvalued.
A lower dollar may be a consequence of the Fed's policies".
And some analysts suspect that the strength of the dollar may be cutting into American exports.
The dollar may be taking a battering, but at least it will be worth something this time next year.
His statement of the obvious that a weaker dollar helps exporters was interpreted as another sign that America's commitment to a "strong dollar" may be fading.
