Sentence examples for to avoid devaluing from inspiring English sources

The price is relatively high to avoid devaluing the enterprise and to underscore that the shows are events.

The Mint gave consideration to including the Columbian half dollar in proof sets, but at the time it sold proof coins for only a few cents above face value, and it would have to sell the proof Columbians for more than $1 so as to avoid devaluing the uncirculated commemoratives.

Critical self-reflection by health professionals will be important here to avoid undermining or devaluing the complex web of supports they draw on living with diabetes.

Avoid devaluing your friend based on your new knowledge.

For now, the Kirchner government appears committed to gradually devaluing the peso to avoid stoking a widespread panic.

Then came December, when the Argentine government, fighting a desperate and ultimately losing battle to avoid defaulting on its debts and devaluing the peso, imposed draconian limits on banking transactions.

After World War II, all major countries accepted the higher wartime price level, and most devalued their currencies to avoid deflation and depression.

Mr. Singh quickly devalued the rupee, but in two stages, to avoid provoking political opposition.

But when she chose to use family obligations as an escape hatch to avoid the heat instead of taking it on directly, she devalued her role as a mother and her credibility as a leader.

The only way to avoid it would be for them to exit the euro and devalue their new currencies.

Since it cost 1¢ (0.01 USD) to make a choice on each trial of the game, when a coin becomes devalued, an individual who behaves in a goal-directed manner should withhold responding in the condition associated with the devalued coins in order to avoid the unnecessary loss of 1¢ per trial.