Sentence examples for drastically devalued from inspiring English sources
At the time she was crowned, in 1558, the country's currency had been drastically devalued.
The yuan rose in line with the dollar during the late 1990's, even after other countries drastically devalued their currencies amid the Asian financial crisis.
Russia stands at a crossroads bigger than the one it faced in 1998, when it drastically devalued the ruble and defaulted on its debt.
He was referring to the end of the Soviet Union in 1991 and to the financial crisis of 1998, when Russia defaulted on its debt and drastically devalued the ruble, wiping out many people's life savings.
"A disorderly default would not only have led to a collapse of the banking system and a disappearance of all deposits, but it would force you to print a currency which would be drastically devalued because there is no reserve to support it," he said.
Conditions such as high rates of unemployment, drastically devalued college degrees, and chronic indebtedness grant a vast advantage to those who, like C&S Wholesale Grocers, seek to "innovate" the white-collar workplace toward greater efficiencies and lower costs.
And then, one Saturday afternoon last November, his sister burst into his apartment in Chongjin with shocking news: the North Korean government had decided to drastically devalue the nation's currency.
Debt defaults here are looming, and inflation is soaring, while recent moves to drastically devalue the currency and raise gas prices by over 6,000 percent for the first time in decades are harbingers of highly destabilizing unrest.
In the habit test, the alternate wrist to that devalued during the devaluation sensitivity test was then devalued.
When I went to secure the loan, the appraiser devalued the building at a drastically lower price than I expected - this was directly related to Wal-Mart coming into town.
