Sentence examples for weakened dollar from inspiring English sources
A weakened dollar causes imports to be more expensive and can weigh heavily on a company's bottom line.
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Though New Zealand vineyard land prices are rising, particularly for Americans paying with weakened dollars, they are still relatively cheap.
As local currencies weaken, dollar debts increase in value and become increasingly difficult to service.
Much of that growth stems from the weakening dollar rather than soaring unit sales.
Optimists say a strong global economic outlook and a weakening dollar appear to favor the industry.
Other countries, including Qatar, have complained about the negative effect of the weakening dollar on their reserves.
The weakening dollar helped boost crude oil futures to $45.64 per barrel, from $43.61, in New York.
A gradually weakening dollar serves U.S. interests as well as those of China.
With a weakening dollar, inflows of capital to emerging markets have surged, as investors seek higher yields.
While markets focus on the subprime mortgage crisis, an even bigger one is looming: the ever weakening dollar.
