Sentence examples for offer yuan from inspiring English sources

In Singapore, for example, banks now offer yuan deposits and bond funds.

One study found that luxury websites take four times as long to load in China as elsewhere (because most firms do not put servers inside China's Great Firewall, which slows access to foreign sites) and rarely offer yuan prices or purchasing options.

Despite lavish subsidies in Shenzhen, consumers were offered 120,000 yuan per vehicle electric cars still cost more than the petrol-powered sort.

A woman offered 350 yuan ($55).South Korea is renowned for its fondness for dog meat, but eating dogs (and cats) is also considered unremarkable in parts of China.

To limit damage at the veterinary college, Northeast Agricultural University administrators dismissed both the dean and the school's Communist Party secretary and offered 61,000 yuan ($9545) to each student in tuition waivers, medical fees, and compensation.

At this year's fair there is a broadly accepted provision that voids any price offer if the yuan appreciates to 15.4 cents or more (it is currently worth 15.3 cents).

He said he offered thousands of yuan to gain her admission, to no avail.

They offered him 18,000 yuan, or $2,150, to sign a document that absolved the school of culpability.

To try to get me interested, Mr. Zhao offered me 100,000 yuan (almost $16,000) per kilometer of road built if I could help him land a contract.

The aim was to make money illegally by arbitraging the different rates offered for the yuan inside and outside China.Official investigators pounced.

Instead, they were offered money: 60,000 yuan (£4,500), a huge sum by Chinese standards, but one that came at a cost.