Sentence examples for has devalued from inspiring English sources

It has devalued political life.

The New Zealand dollar has devalued by 25% this year.

No, the Kremlin has devalued Tchaikovsky to a mere town coup crier.

Unable to pay for his promises to raise salaries, Mr Lukashenka has devalued the currency.

The rupee has devalued by about 25% in just three months.

Osborne said: "Sterling has devalued rapidly against the euro and the dollar.

Human rights law has "devalued" the legacy of the Magna Carta in Britain's legal system, David Cameron has claimed.

"The Jamaican dollar has devalued almost 10 percent since the beginning of the year," Ms. Cumming said.

To imply, as he does, that the museum has devalued its principles in accepting this gift is irresponsible.

Poland has devalued the zloty by about 50percentt since the Solidarity-led Government took office in September.

"The thing that's really hurt more than anything else is the whole suit situation has devalued athleticism," Salo said.