Sentence examples for quantity of foreign from inspiring English sources

This is more gratifying, when we state that the quantity of foreign wool imported this year has increased very much upon that of last year, and has nearly reached the quantity of 1841, as will appear below.

Finally, the foreign borrowing of some governments gives them access to a greater quantity of foreign exchange, which enables them to finance the import of capital goods essential for economic growth.

Potentially, this class of assets offers huge scope for Fed operations, as the quantity of foreign assets eligible for purchase by the Fed is several times the stock of U.S. government debt.

The transmembrane domain and CTD of gp64 in the platform were designed in order to improve stability and quantity of foreign proteins on the envelope of baculovirus.

Zucchini yellow mosaic virus (ZYMV) is envisaged as a promising viral vector for expressing large quantity of foreign proteins in cucurbit species.

FDI: We examine the quantity of foreign direct investment (FDI) and expect that FDI would negatively affect aggregate productive inefficiency but positively affect inefficiencies that relate to environmental pollution emission and public health.

If the yen did not depreciate as a result, and if there were no reciprocal demand for Japanese goods or assets (which would drive up domestic prices), what in principle would prevent the BOJ from acquiring infinite quantities of foreign assets, leaving foreigners nothing to hold but idle yen balances?

Ireland has more than its share of large operations, many of them created through enormous quantities of foreign direct investment.

The Swiss National Bank in effect devalued the franc, pledging to buy "unlimited quantities" of foreign currencies to force down its value.

Its central bank has bought huge quantities of foreign currency to stop the yuan from rising too quickly.

Jordan said the central bank was prepared to buy unlimited quantities of foreign currency – and take further measures if required – to enforce the minimum exchange rate.