Examples of using Is devalued in English and their translations into Spanish
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The property is devalued.
Womanhood is devalued by these insidious attempts to render it invisible.
In the early days of 2002,the Argentine peso is devalued.
The currency is devalued, corruption increases.
Exchange rate risk if the country's currency is devalued;
The brands see how their image is devalued with a product of poor quality.
And one binary is privileged while the other is devalued.
As evidence is devalued even medical progress has become a target.
It is clear that the minority buying power is devalued by some.
Indigenous-ness is devalued to the point of being shamed into a deathly silence.
But if we do not have this“art of persuasion”,the content is devalued.
If this happens often enough,the website is devalued and loses its good ranking.
Since female labour is devalued in these sectors, they often become sites for violence against women.
From the architectonic perspective,lowness(basement)is devalued by its loss of visibility.
A particular concern emerging with the involvement of transnational companies is the phenomenon of companies' raising prices when the local currency is devalued.
December 18- The U.S. dollar is devalued for the second time in history.
When marriage is redefined,the institution of marriage is devalued and weakened.
While the latter space is valued and its labour remunerated,the former is devalued and its work taken for granted.10 Indeed, many people will make statements such as“My mother does not work” simply because she is a stay-at-home mother.
While the latter space is valued andits labour remunerated, the former is devalued and its work taken for granted.
The reach of content that takes users out is devalued against content that keeps users on Facebook longer.
The rural childless women experience strong stigma in society,as their identity is devalued due to their inability to produce children.
Since 1995, Hungary has pegged the forint against a basket of currencies(in which the U.S. dollar is 30%), andthe central rate against the basket is devalued at a preannounced rate, originally set at 0.8% per month, the Forint is now an entirely free-floating currency.
The reality is that this"dosage" of technology, promoted by the big brands to provoke so much buying andselling of a photographic material that is devalued and obsolete in just one year, has greatly distorted what the word"Photography" includes.
Their lives are devalued and become disposable.
When local currencies are devalued the cost of imports rises.
And historically, manual labor has been devalued and looked down upon.
The dollar has been devalued against the Euro and the Yen.
The first sin is devaluing happiness, that is, .
On Dec. 22, 1994 the Mexican peso was devalued over 40%.
Women have been devalued in games.
