Sentence examples for robust currency from inspiring English sources

The euro is a fundamentally robust currency, and will only get stronger if one or more weak economies falls out.

Chinese merchants sell goods to traders, businessmen broker deals to lure Brazilian rice farmers and signs welcome Brazilians and their robust currency, the real, to this outback.

A survey conducted earlier this month found that more than half of Italians expressed affection for the lira, never known as a particularly robust currency, and 55% intended to continue using it for as long as possible.

From the covered bazaar in Istanbul's old city, where even a modest carpet can cost $1,000, to the more recent opulence of the gleaming Istinye Park mall, where a handbag by the Turkish designer Vakko can be had for $2,450 (not to mention designer chocolate bars for $13), the effect of a robust currency is apparent.

Propelled by their rising economies, robust currencies and globally competitive companies, they have ridden a surge in local stock markets that have reached previously untouchable heights in a short five-year timeframe.

They draw the conclusion that the core design of Bitcoin could support a robust decentralized currency if done right.

The downgrade comes after Yamana reported earnings late Tuesday that fell significantly below analysts’ estimates because of higher operating costs and the robust Brazilian currency.

Goldman Sachs, for example, reported strong first-quarter profit of $1.7 billion, in large part due to robust fixed income, currency and commodities trading.

If played right, Greece leaving the Eurozone could ironically result in a more robust, more viable currency union than they have today.

The Taiwanese currency is robust, remaining stable against the dollar while other Asian currencies have struggled to regain ground lost during the crisis in 1997.

It described what appeared to be a robust framework for a currency that could run without the backing of any government.