Sentence examples for sterling level from inspiring English sources

"Byron recently made inappropriate comments that do not reflect the sterling level of behavior required in his role as Lieutenant Governor," Walker said in a statement at the time.

"Arguably the UK is obliged to make an early adjustment under the relevant EU directive, on account of the post-referendum adjustment in the exchange rate, but there is little doubt that putting the level of financial protection back to its pre-2015 sterlevellevel of £85,000 serves the UK's domestic agenda," said Paul Edmondson, head of financial services at the law firm CMS.

It starts with the Sterling level, which has a $15 monthly fee and access to rent items that have no more than a $5,000 retail value.

Seats in the Sterling Level and Field Level run as high as $18,325 each for a season ticket.

But at the Sterling level, the Magic Johnsons, Oprah Winfreys, Kobe Bryants, Tiger Woods and fellow owner Michael Jordon types of the world don't have to pay much attention to Sterling's biased and insensitive comments because Sterling can't affect their lives in a negative way with his bias as they are as powerful and influential as he is.

With the euro already weakened by the Greek debt crisis, comments on Thursday by the Bank's governor, Mark Carney, pointing to dearer borrowing around the New Year pushed sterling to levels last seen in the month following the collapse of Northern Rock in the autumn of 2007.

AGCO pointed to the business logic, to the higher investment needed than at Beauvais, and to sterling's high level.

Unemployment, meanwhile, would hit 12% – double its current level; sterling would fall 30% in the first year and inflation would peak at 6.5% in early 2015.

At one point, sterling hit €1.1643, its highest level since May 2017.

Dealers reported a race to "safe havens" and gold priced in euros and sterling reached record levels of €1,110.48 and £979.89 an ounce in early trading before falling back, while the euro hit a record low against the Swiss franc – a safe-haven currency.

"Ultimately, a rebalanced economy needs a lower level of sterling".