Sentence examples for softer dollar from inspiring English sources

Half of the company's revenue is generated overseas, Ms. Cowperthwaite said, and a softer dollar will help keep that proportion up.

A softer dollar makes it more expensive for the U.S. to import goods from overseas.

A softer dollar was also a factor in Monday's slim advance.

The recent 3D toon Bolt opened with a softer $26 million (against the $69 million debut of Twilight), but it held its ground over the holidays and crossed $114 million.

Not counting the previews, the screen average is a soft £1,411.

Downstairs on 3, a beige Duckie Brown cashmere coat — belted, not buttoned — was erotically soft ($4,225).

MIDDLE ROW Kate Somerville Goat Milk Body Lotion keeps winter-battered skin soft ($28 at Bigelowchemist.com, also in a face cream for $55).

This crime thriller (Lionsgate) entered the market in third place with a soft $8.5 million total, according to Hollywood.com, which tracks ticket sales.

Competition is offered by Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara in action comedy Hot Pursuit, which earned a rather soft $34.6m in the US.

"Orphan," an R-rated thriller from Warner Brothers, opened in fourth place with a soft $12.8 million, hurt perhaps by protests from adoption groups.

Other citizens are rejecting gentle spray-on Avon Skin-So-Soft ($10) and that namby-pamby plant stuff, and going for high-test.