Sentence examples for further appreciation of from inspiring English sources

By pushing down prices of many American-made products, a further appreciation of the dollar could well exacerbate the deflationary forces bearing down on the United States.

The surplus is likely to bring renewed calls in the United States and elsewhere for China to allow further appreciation of its currency, the renminbi.

"Persistent disequilibria in the world economy continue to harbor the danger of further appreciation of European currencies in the face of large external deficits in the U.S. and inflexible currency regimes in other parts of the world," they wrote.

China has cracked down in recent months on the practice among exporters of overstating invoices so as to bypass currency controls and bring additional money into China, speculating on further appreciation of the renminbi.

But shrinkage in China's current-account surplus, notwithstanding the modest trade surplus in March, is making it harder for the I.M.F. and others to press for China to allow further appreciation of the renminbi, Mr. Prasad said.

We now have made a comeback, without restraints!" The group told me that any further appreciation of organ meats would require a visit to the triperie building at the Rungis wholesale food market on the outskirts of Paris.

Given the similarities among the D. salina, C. elongatum, and C. eugametos mitochondrial genomes, these findings add further appreciation for the stability of mtDNA gene content among chlamydomonadalean species outside of the Reinhardtinia clade and underscore the instability of mtDNA gene content among Reinhardtinia-clade taxa.

Vidya received further appreciation for her performance in Kahaani.

As observed, episodes of exchange rate appreciation were generally followed by expectations of further appreciation in the short run, and by expectations of depreciation (reversals) in the long run.

Our main findings indicate that episodes of exchange rate appreciation preceded expectations of further appreciation in the short run, but were marked by depreciations in the long run.

Our findings indicate that episodes of exchange rate appreciation preceded expectations of further appreciation in the short run, but were marked by depreciations in the long run.