Sentence examples for severe devaluation from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most significant development of the latest "Monday Night Football" game was the severe devaluation of the hoodie.

The result for the other side was also predictable: less money flowing to Democrats and a severe devaluation of a career in progressive politics.

Outside experts, noting a severe devaluation in the currency and other troubling indicators, have said the country's economic problems are severe and worsening quickly.

The sanctions have basically banished Iran from the global banking system, caused a severe devaluation in its currency and sharply reduced its ability to sell oil, the country's most important export.

Eventually, this provokes a severe devaluation of their photocatalytic performance which hampers the practical application of these powders.

One of the most critical challenges the authorities face is the severe devaluation of the hryvnia, which has fallen to all-time lows against major foreign currencies in the last two months.

Yet in countries like France and Germany, talk of severe devaluations in Eastern European currencies has led to protectionist policies, with moves to save jobs in those countries' more expensive labor markets.

In 1994, Mexico underwent a severe peso devaluation.

Unfortunately, the 1990s ended poorly for Argentina, and the country entered a steep economic crisis, faced a severe currency devaluation and defaulted on its public debts in 2001.

Since then, Argentina has had to overcome severe currency devaluation, a closed economy, and fourteen years of default that ultimately resulted in a $4.65B payment to US hedge funds.

Drastic solutions were advocated: devaluation, severe deflation, protectionism.