Sentence examples for too much currency from inspiring English sources

However, Beijing doesn't want too much currency fluctuation.

In other words we have produced too much public debt just like in the past we printed too much currency".

And too much currency decline will start to raise prices, then wages -- a dependable recipe for inflation.

We have enjoyed a good laugh, but in order not to let the mistaken impression gain too much currency, here, briefly, are the facts: In Oct. 1941, the Westminster Bank, Ltd., London, sent to the N.Y.

Monetary policy, however, has also been abused by governments that choose to print too much currency.

While that viewpoint will be handy for spendthrift heirs, I hope it doesn't gain too much currency with financial planners or with politicians.

It is, of course, necessary to have some currency with you in person before you embark on the trip, but avoid buying too much foreign currency in advance.

The economic expansion led ultimately to inflation, the issuance of too much paper currency, and the onset of a financial crisis.

Some Congressional and White House officials say the public option has gained too much symbolic currency and could fade if any legislation ultimately provides universal health care coverage.

Although Europeans have had a currency advantage against the dollar, Joseph A. Callanan, a senior managing director in the global property advisers group at CB Richard Ellis, said he urges his foreign clients not to focus too much on currency swings.

Don't worry too much about currency translation issues, says Vlachos: Although most of Diageo's costs are tied to the strengthening euro, 60% of revenue comes from the U.S. —Michael Maiello.