Examples of using Devalued in English and their translations into Polish
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I feel devalued.
You see, Danly, the dollar is devalued.
That lie devalued other companies.
Where were you when Zedillo devalued the peso?
Fame is devalued by pop-culture, an opportunistic culture created for the needs of mass customers.
Have these machines devalued human existence?
know-how has been devalued.
Claims dumping you devalued the company.
The result is that operators are left holding insecure and devalued bonds.
They make us feel devalued and threatened.
So the whole reason why they're printing this money is to keep the currency devalued.
Shareholders may feel devalued, and clients may feel insulted.
You're dealing with individuals who feel devalued, despised.
In 1969, franc was devalued to 160 milligrams of gold,
And you have the balls to ask me for a half a mil in devalued U.S. currency for some.
First it was devalued by a third against the dollar,
Given that the Chinese Central Bank is printing yuan in order to keep it devalued to other foreign currencies.
You are just upset because you feel devalued and overlooked because of your sex. Something that I have felt most of my life.
Once again, any Member State leaving the euro would see its new currency dramatically devalued.
They can see what the markets have already seen- that you are the devalued Prime Minister of a devalued Government.
your bank has been devalued.
The idea that Greece outside the euro and with a devalued Drachma could become competitive again is a utopian pipe dream.
your bank has been devalued.
However, thanks to Nawrot's creative impulse those seemingly devalued contents are given a new
is profoundly devalued.
just the biological expression of the feminine that is so devalued and in some cases outwardly attacked.
On August 20, 1994 ruble devalued by ten times, and the new banknotes[BYB]
you will be faced with a debt to the eurozone that has been inflated by your own devalued currency.
I grew up under repressive military governments that devalued education, so that sometimes, my parents were not paid their salaries.
Any Member State leaving the euro- which is what Mrs Le Pen wants for France- would see its new currency dramatically devalued.