Sentence examples for serious currency from inspiring English sources
Compositional complexity is no longer the taboo that it once was, and semiabstract cartoonish, double-playing representation has serious currency.
Nobody seriously expects it to fall apart indeed, the euro has protected its more vulnerable members from what might otherwise have been serious currency crises.
But as the bands played and the champagne flowed, another, more serious currency drama was unfolding: the slide in the dollar.
Earlier this week, he wrote And look, if China continues on its present course, eventually we will have some serious currency and trade conflict.
In 1739, with Massachusetts facing a serious currency shortage, Deacon Adams and the Boston Caucus created a "land bank", which issued paper money to borrowers who mortgaged their land as security.
S&P said there could be "a serious foreign currency shortage for the private and public sectors, potentially leading to the rationing of key imports such as fuel".
With oil price dropping to 47 $/bbl, Venezuela has suffered serious inflation and currency devaluations.
The vulnerabilities of the economy include a large current account deficit; a still-excessive fiscal deficit; a partially overvalued currency; serious maturity and currency mismatches in the financial system, the household sector and the corporate sector; a low stock of foreign reserve; and a high level of short-term foreign currency debt that is at risk of a roll-off.
Language matters, and 'fun' just isn't serious grown-up currency in our serious grown-up lives.
"I've seen some people suggest we are not serious about refusing a currency union.
With more than $3 trillion in foreign exchange reserves, China has more than enough financial firepower to defend its currency against serious attacks on its value by speculators in financial markets.
