Sentence examples for usual currency from inspiring English sources
The usual currency of politics is people.
Virtuosity of the flashiest kind is the usual currency at the International Keyboard Institute and Festival at Mannes College the New School for Music.
"Competitive pricing policies," "demand-driven services" and "marketing arrangements" are not the usual currency of a U.N. operation.
In addition to the usual currency risks of foreign investments, these banks are not obligated to comply with U.S. accounting rules.
"Everyone knows, 'Don't go to Steve's lab unless you're crazy,' " he says, because his lab isn't a direct route to science's usual currency: publications, tenure, and funding.
Acer, Asustek and Hon Hai Precision are listed in London as well as in Taipei and can be bought in either market through a brokerage like TD Ameritrade by investors willing to put up with the usual currency conversion nuisances.
A depreciation of the common currency would have the opposite effect.The third objection is the usual moral-hazard story.
But it ended with the usual promises to speed up integration, create a free-trade zone within two years and establish a common currency by 2018.
Perhaps, the eternal perhaps, cut across the usual breakfast currency of Alan Jones, which is certainty.
First things first: The attempt to create a common European currency was one of those ideas that cut across the usual ideological lines.
The lat is still with Latvia, however, and so is a colossal problem of how to devalue the currency — the usual adjustment mechanism in a financial crisis — without creating a crushing debt burden.
