Sentence examples for numbers of banknotes from inspiring English sources

Rapidly rising numbers of banknotes in circulation suggest that consumers are nervous even about keeping money in banks, and are squirrelling away cash under the futon.

Payments are cleared manually, in cash, which means an enormous amount of time and labour is devoted to moving large numbers of banknotes between banks and branches.

En route he takes in the history of monetisation, the notion of the collapse of trust in money (the bank run); and orchestrates a vigorous bidding war for an unspecified number of banknotes contained in a sealed envelope.

A EURion constellation; the EURion constellation is a pattern of symbols found on a number of banknote designs worldwide since about 1996.

IN THE weeks following the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September the number of euro banknotes in circulation suddenly increased.

According to ECB statistics, €500 bills account for only 3% of the total number of euro banknotes in circulation, but nearly 30% of the €1tn in use last year.

They also must guess the number of euro banknotes in circulation in the euro area on 31 December, 2013.

By the turn of the century, commercial calculating devices were in common use, as were other special-purpose machines such as one that generated serial numbers for banknotes.

Carefully guarded in the Bank of England's vaults are a small number of very large banknotes.

It is also because of the size of banknotes - being more elaborate than stamps, and the value of notes holding back the numbers because people spend them rather than keep them.

The banks promptly ran out of banknotes.