Meanings of devalue by in inglês

Pressure has also been building on its currency, forcing authorities to devalue by 10 percent last year.

Was it devalued by the absence of the England based contingent?

Scrums have been devalued by the award of free-kicks and the maul has gone.

Our politics in recent years has been devalued by the style, tone and language of its protagonists.

It humanises a figure who has become somewhat devalued by the haze of modern-day blockbuster art shows.

The livre would be devalued by a sixth, but a substantial amount of debt would be absorbed.

The sucres devalued by 35 per cent in the 17 days we were there.

The loss was due to the bank's A$40 billion of overseas securities being devalued by Australia's appreciating currency.

Try telling supporters of any of those clubs that their titles, memorable all, were somehow retrospectively devalued by future antics.

The shame of it is that the European Championships are being devalued by being held so close to the Olympics.

But there are few words that can't be rapidly devalued by being regularly placed in the mouths of politicians, churchmen and tycoons.

Fearing money-printing and inflation, they turn to gold to retain their wealth in a form that cannot be devalued by the government's whim.

Take the example of three individuals who have their homes devalued by harmful environmental effects caused by the construction and use of a motorway.

One year ago, the dong was devalued by 3.2 percent, and in August there was a 2.0 percent devaluation.

There is still a tension in whether the original figures will be devalued by the newcomers, particularly if they don't get the Wow Powers.

The band has worried that the valuable song catalog could be devalued by selling individual songs or by an increased potential for digital piracy.