Sentence examples for whole currency from inspiring English sources

The coins lasted 50 times as long.Sometimes the whole currency gets redenominated.

So it makes sense to share fiscal risks across the whole currency area.

It seldom does - and the fact that the bad pennies outnumber the good cheapens the whole currency.

And even if Athens were forced to abandon the euro, why Greece's departure would bring down the whole currency is also open to question.

Had the UK been in the euro in 2009-11, it would probably have taken the whole currency down with its large banks.

"The biggest potential for us in the whole currency issue is the upside that we have through our hedging contracts," he said.

Investors would begin to worry that the whole common currency union would fall apart.

MP: Part of Poland's reluctance of course, is because it has seen how weaker economies like Portugal's can destabilise the whole single currency.

First, it makes the job of the European Central Bank difficult, because the bank has to set interest rates for the whole single-currency area.

"Should policy makers not be able to manage the whole process of currency appreciation, they risk thawing the regions where those 'poor' companies are located, and there will be massive unemployment," Mr. Brabec said.

This sophism derives much — perhaps the whole — of its currency, from the assumption, that there is some omnipotent, and sacred supremacy, pertaining to a State — to each State of our Federal Union.