Sentence examples for from the pound because from inspiring English sources
She'd adopted them from the pound, because they were going to be killed.
Many of the firms enjoying the biggest lift in their value have benefited from the falling value of the pound, because the dollars they earn are more valuable.
The index is benefitting from a weaker pound, because so many of the companies listed have significant earnings abroad.
This will lift overseas profits, which last year made up half of the total, once they are translated back into sterling, and boost margins at ABF's sugar business, although the group's Primark fashion chain's UK profit margins are taking a hit from the pound's fall because clothes are largely bought in dollars.
Critics pointed out that Unilever had also benefited from the falling pound because it exported so many of its products.
The internationally diverse stock index has benefited from the pound's post-referendum weakness because it has flattered the earnings of those component companies that report in dollars.
Nor have bondholders been spared from the pounding.
The pound is already under pressure because yesterday's inflation report from the Bank of England was more dovish than expected.
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The pound fell from $2 to less than $1.40.
