Sentence examples for dollars rose from inspiring English sources
"Can't be five dollars," Rose said.
The cost for European banks for financing in dollars rose to near the highest level in almost three years.
Similarly nominal GDP growth (i.e. the growth of the economy in current dollars) rose 5% in the past year.
Its shares, which a year ago traded at 23.40 Canadian dollars, rose 3.6percentt here today, to close at 1.72 Canadian dollars, or $1.16.
Some economists argue that the effect wasn't very large, as real government purchases (in 2005 dollars) rose by $1.4 billion from 1940 to 1944, while real G.D.P. rose only $0.9 billion.
Between 1971-72 and 2002-03, annual tuition costs, in constant 2002 dollars, rose from $840 to $1,735 at public two-year colleges and from $7,966 to $18,273 at private four-year colleges.
Treasury prices and the dollar rose.
The gains in stocks came even as the dollar rose.
The Japanese yen fell against the United States dollar in morning trading, while the Australian dollar rose.
Budget deficits are lower than in 2009, the last time commodity prices dived and the dollar rose.
Quantitative easing, for instance, need not work only, or even mainly, through the exchange rate: early in the Fed's first bout of quantitative easing, the dollar rose.
