Sentence examples for prominent currency from inspiring English sources

Prices are given in a prominent currency (US dollars, for instance) and the Bitcoin price fluctuates automatically with changes in the crypto-money's exchange rate.

Professor Bergstrand compared the role of the dollar on the world stage now to the waning of the British pound 100 years ago as the most prominent currency for international transactions.

Perhaps the most prominent example is currencies.

As the idea of naturalness gained currency, many prominent men of letters came to appreciate strong emotions as a sign of authenticity.

This is the "good news," writes Kathryn Rexrode of Harvard Medical School in an editorial (subscription required) in the same issue, because publishing original research in prominent journals is "the currency of success for promotion in academic medicine".

"The Russians will eventually bring in the rouble to the basket of currencies," a prominent Hong Kong broker told The Independent.

But, with plans under way to double the number of such E.U. sessions in the next nine months, officials are privately asking whether the meetings are a killer or a cure for the joint currency, the most prominent project of a united Europe, but one that has ailed in recent months.

He could become one of the most prominent advocates for the digital currency.

In time, a place for each should be found, consistent with Secretary Lew's promise that "women will be a prominent part" of our future currency.

Last February, this prominent architect of the single currency wrote in Germany's Bild newspaper that the survival of the euro was a matter of "war and peace," and that "more Europe" was the solution.

Even the most prominent liberal critic of China's currency policy, Paul Krugman, pulled back his critique, writing before the debate that it was "an issue whose time has passed".