Sentence examples for had been devalued from inspiring English sources

Sterling had been devalued.

The news that the pound had been devalued was abruptly broadcast to the nation around 10 o'clock on Sat.

Its principal function — a strategic importance to its Western allies — had been devalued by the removal of the Soviet threat.

Imagine the effect on other economies if the opposite had happened and the renminbi had been devalued by 25%.

Ms. Weiss said salon services and products had been devalued as mass-market hair care — sold mainly in drugstores and grocery stores — had been advertised as capable of giving the same results.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, December 2 , 1967P. 150 The news that the pound had been devalued was abruptly broadcast to the nation around 10 o'clock on Sat.

The currency of innocence has been devalued.

Content, he said, has been devalued.

It's not necessarily that punditry has been devalued, it's that individual pundits have been devalued.

The Sri Lankan rupee has been devalued by nearly 5%.

The measure has embittered farmers whose holdings have been devalued.