Sentence examples for great currency from inspiring English sources

Until it overcomes that particular feature, it's not a great currency.

But a degree from a British university holds great currency overseas.

This work and essays by Robinson based on it were widely printed and translated, giving his aesthetic ideas great currency.

In his later years, McKinnon focused on East Asia and the great currency crisis of 1997-98 in that region, as well as Japan's liquidity trap.

"Following World War II, there was a single superpower in the United States, and it was normal that there was a single great currency.

This is an utterly baseless canard, but one with great currency in the religious right, the milieu from which Warren consistently draws his ideas.

Islamic gold coinage became one of the great currencies of the medieval world, and the dinar enjoyed great popularity on the western shores of the Mediterranean.

As Di Dongsheng of Renmin University in Beijing puts it in a chapter in another new book, "The Power of Currencies and Currencies of Power": "Great powers have great currencies, and a solid currency helps to build up power".

Despite its shambolic start, the euro is not going to vanish -- indeed, it will be one of the world's two great currencies in the years ahead.

Top of the list should be greater currency flexibility.

But regret is the league's greatest currency.