Sentence examples for important currency from inspiring English sources

Nitrogen is an important currency in the cell, arguably second in importance only to carbon.

Rogers (2013 1) argues that: "The diaspora is an important currency of engagement and 'soft power' between Britain and Pakistan itself, whose importance to UK foreign policy could hardly be overstated, from trade and Afghan reconstruction to nuclear proliferation, radical Islam and great power rivalry in Asia".

"The diaspora is an important currency of engagement and 'soft power' between Britain and Pakistan itself, whose importance to UK foreign policy could hardly be overstated, from trade and Afghan reconstruction to nuclear proliferation, radical Islam and great power rivalry in Asia".

It'll also deal with the similarly important currency question.

Beyond that, there are potentially important currency effects.

But contacts are an even more important currency.

By the late 20th century the baht was one of Asia's most important currencies.

By 1929 the important currencies of the world, and most of the less important ones, were again linked to gold.

In the past few weeks it has regained ground against a handful of important currencies, including the pound and the Australian dollar.

One of his advisers said that "he has become much more prudent" and is currently mainly interested in the "stabilization" of the world's important currencies — which seems newly reasonable considering the description last week of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the I.M.F.'s director, that "Europe's future is more uncertain than ever".

Indeed, many important currencies now float.