Sentence examples for to be devalued from inspiring English sources

Is it the traders causing the devaluation or the sputtering economy that forces its currency to be devalued?

At the same time, "Dharma & Greg" seemed to be devalued in its renewal year.

Many investors expect the pound to be devalued sharply before entry.

*As traditional male sports continued to be devalued, women's sports ascended.

Agreed to be devalued to the point where I'm of less consequence than anyone in the world.

Shouldn't they also be allowed to vote on whether they would like their accumulated private savings to be devalued?

"I don't want to be devaluing people, I don't need to denigrate, devalue and denounce," he said afterward.

The experiences of women keeping a distance from others were not only linked to being devalued and excluded by other people.

Central banks kept interest rates high to counter fears that their currencies would be devalued and to attract gold deposits.

The dollar should be devalued to encourage exports and slow the financialization of the economy.

Because it is universal, the present cannot be devalued to the future, otherwise it would be a mere instrument.