Sentence examples for floating of from inspiring English sources

There was the floating of the Australian dollar.

It may have denoted the floating of the body down the river into the canebrakes.

Why should the news media be complicit in the floating of trial balloons that are deniable because of anonymity?

By 1973 payment imbalances led to an end of the system of fixed, or pegged, exchange rates and to a "floating" of most currencies.

Even if the floating of the dollar and the deregulation of the labour market make such an outcome less likely now, some changes would be desirable.

In 1983 a new plant was financed partly by the floating of an intrastate stock issue for which only bona-fide Vermont residents were eligible.

Then, as now, the opposition did its best to tie an anchor to the floating of a new concept designed to benefit our society.

Present-day demands on rivers as power sources range from the floating of timber, through the use of water for cooling, to hydroelectric generation.

To some extent, officials said, the administration's floating of a "zero option" for troops is a bargaining ploy, with both the Pentagon and with Mr. Karzai.

The floating of his name led to fierce outbursts from anti-immigrant groups and blogs, which detest him for being so good at what he does.

Mr. McCain's floating of Mr. Ridge's name — and the backlash that ensued — could actually make the selection of Mr. Romney more palatable.