Sentence examples for double currency from inspiring English sources

Cuba's problems were ranked this way: low salaries and high cost of living, double currency standard, lack of political freedoms, embargo and isolation, food scarcity, lack of medicines, poor transportation infrastructure and lack of housing or dilapidated conditions.

Aside from being incredibly confusing, the double currency situation plays a key role in socioeconomically separating locals from visitors.

Jewels doubled as currency because they had an intrinsic value that allowed them to be dismantled and traded.

The price is defined as a 3-tuple p = 〈a, cu, un〉, where a is the price amount defined as a non negative double, cu is currency tied to a currency type cType, and un is the pricing unit.

One caveat: runs against Australia used to count double, but the currency has changed.

The double whammy of currency and stock losses can be painful.

Rents per square foot for downtown grade B commercial real estate have roughly doubled in local currency terms over the last three years and nearly tripled for scarce grade A space.

Fox, Adam R. (1995) "Ninth Circuit Renegade United States v. $405 ,089.23 U.S. Currency: Finding Double Jeopardy in a Single Coordinated Prosecution," Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy: Vol. 5 : Iss. 1, Article 5.

Until now, the Obama administration's trade strategy has been limited to hoping that a world economic rebound and a rising Chinese currency would double American exports in five years.

Unfortunately, Euro REITs don't now offer American Depositary Receipts, meaning you must buy them in large chunks and pay 2% typically in brokerage and currency fees, double the trading cost for U.S. stocks.

During that period, the nominal exchange rate depreciated by more than 40%, driving inflation to double digits, and international currency reserves held by the central bank dropped by two-thirds.