Sentence examples for increasing currency from inspiring English sources
Robertson and Hutton take issue with two arguments in particular that are gaining increasing currency: that Trident submarines could be disabled by cyber-attacks; and that underwater drones and other technological advances mean there is no guarantee the vessels could remain hidden in the future.
Since the last two decades, training students in self-assessment has gained increasing currency and has been investigated in a considerable number of studies.
Although melancholia remained the dominant diagnostic term, depression gained increasing currency in medical treatises and was a synonym by the end of the century; German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin may have been the first to use it as the overarching term, referring to different kinds of melancholia as depressive states.
Health-related quality of life (HRQOL) has emerged as an important outcome, with increasing currency in the pediatric and rehabilitation literature.
Hours before the House vote, China's central bank issued a statement pledging to "increase currency flexibility," and "gradually improve the exchange rate setting mechanism".
But the need to do so has gained increased currency -- and urgency -- not least because many climate scientists believe that the cyclical climate patterns driving weather in many of the world's less developed regions will become more frequent and more intense as average global temperatures rise.
It said it would increase its currency hedging to offset the exchange rate.
This is especially true of multinational investment, whose risks are increased by currency variations and unfamiliarity with the foreign environment.
The chief financial officer of EADS, Hans Peter Ring, said the company planned to increase its currency hedging to cope with the rise of the euro versus the dollar.
To control the amount of risk added to the fund, Mr. Kohli increased its currency exposure by half of Mr. Upadhyaya's recommendation.
The Indian government, meanwhile, receives payments from the United Nations in United States dollars, but pays soldiers in rupees, which helps increase foreign currency inflows.
