Sentence examples for due to currency from inspiring English sources
Third, the company is operating at very depressed margins in 2009/2010 due to currency headwinds.
It repeated forecasts of a £250m hit to revenues and £25m to trading profits due to currency effects.
For the full year, Mulberry expects additional costs of £1m due to currency movements and £2m for investments in north Asia.
He is 47 and has a large fortune in England but due to currency regulations he depends on his lecture fees for money here.
A spokesperson for the company said: "As communicated to our retailers, The Lego Group will raise prices in the UK, due to currency fluctuations".
Group sales including international were down 3.1 per cent to £613.3 million due to currency fluctuations but group pretax profits rose from £3.3 million to £7 million.
Today there is no inflation anywhere that isn't due to a currency collapse brought on when the country that issues the currency is heavily dependent on imports, such as Russia and Brazil.
China's currency, the yuan, has been weakening as a result of concerns about the health of the economy, and Longson said: "Given the continued US dollar appreciation, $20-2520-25price scenarios are possible simply due to the currency".
Pioneers of Bitcoin are in high spirits due to the currency's rising value and the friendly reception it has received from U.S. regulators (see "Regulators See Value in Bitcoin").
Walmart said that its weaker profits were partly due to unfavourable currency movements.
