Sentence examples for printed currency from inspiring English sources

A proliferation of newly printed currency in the early 2000s contributed to inflation.

Correspondence, accounts, receipts, checks, printed currency, circular letters, printed forms filled out in manuscript, and other printed material related to American finance, currency and lotteries during and after the Revolutionary War.

The plant was built in 1911 to house the American Bank Note Company, which since 1858 had printed currency and stamps, securities and other documents for the United States and foreign governments in a downtown Manhattan building.

A fixed amount of government-owned gold backed an ever larger amount of printed currency.

Essentially, financial networks exist to move printed currency and financial instruments, as well as digital equivalents, between those nodes.

Specially printed currency authorized by Norton was accepted as legal tender within several businesses in the city.

The government resorted to printing currency inadequately backed by reserves.

All this fitted neatly with his existing business, since he was already engaged both in printing currency and transporting it around in armoured vans.

It will be inflationary if it is financed by creating money that is, by printing currency or creating bank deposits—and if the resultant rate of monetary growth exceeds the rate of growth of output.

He no longer enjoys the freewheeling power he had in the early 1990's, when he ran northern Afghanistan as his own mini-state, printing currency and dictating foreign policy.

Before the Good War gave way to the Cold War and then to the open-ended Global War on Terror, the nation's capital was a third-rate Southern city charged with printing currency and issuing Social Security checks.