Sentence examples for euro's significance from inspiring English sources

And in a fit of euro boosterism, the city and its biggest companies have erected dozens of gigantic wooden coins along the streets and plazas, each of them painted with different artistic visions of the euro's significance.

They argue that a key determinant of the euro's future significance will be the transaction costs of using the euro in foreign-exchange and securities markets.

While in recent weeks some had called the euro's brief rise above $1.25 mark an important breakthrough, traders on Monday played down the significance, particularly in light trading.

To them, coming out of two decades of political tumoil and high inflation, the euro had a double significance.

Three months ago, when the authorities announced that they had seized a large cache of counterfeit drugs from Euro Gulf's warehouse deep inside a sprawling free trade zone here, they gave no hint of the raid's global significance.

The question of joining the euro was one of huge significance and Brown, for all his ambition, put national interest above personal interest.

It is by no means clear that a Euro member the size and significance of the UK would have been allowed to use capital controls to create an implied devaluation as Cyprus has done.

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says qualifying for Euro 2016 would be of "huge significance" for the country's football development.

Scotland defender Steven Whittaker has played down the significance of Friday night's Euro 2016 qualifier against the Republic of Ireland.

He continues: "Those who want to go back to the past misunderstand the significance of the euro.

Mr Prodi uttered some platitudes about the significance of the euro, remarking that it marked a huge development in the politics of the EU.