Sentence examples for sterling than from inspiring English sources

As the last few years have made abundantly clear, Thomas Jefferson was rather less sterling than his prose.

Inflationary pressures are likely to build despite a higher level of sterling than at the beginning of the year".

But the Irish economy still has strong ties with Britain's, and thus is more exposed to changes in the value of sterling than any other in Europe.

Last year, holidaymakers got 20 per cent more Jamaican dollars for their sterling than in 2013, and that's expected to rise by a further four per cent this year.

The world's most famous currency speculator has warned a vote on Thursday for Britain to leave the EU would trigger a bigger and more damaging fall for sterling than the day he forced Britain out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism almost a quarter of a century ago.

Meanwhile, in a Guardian exclusive, financier and currency speculator George Soros warns that a vote to leave the EU would trigger a bigger and more damaging fall for sterling than the day he forced Britain out of the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992 and would leave most voters "considerably poorer".

Perhaps it is time sterling, rather than the finer points of immigrants' welfare payments, becomes central to this debate.

The poll, which was conducted before voting began, helped lift sterling more than 1.5% to $1.4948 against the dollar.

Cash machines abroad, especially in Spain, will always ask if you want the transaction to be in pounds sterling rather than in euros.

And 80 of these are based in London – giving the capital more sterling billionaires than any other city in the world.

One chortled about Ireland being "faithful to sterling" rather than the "more flighty euro .And dangerous to knowBroadly though, Conservative leaders are lucky that Ireland, a close neighbour, is the country needing help.