Devalued

Akers said he's aware of the devalued running back market as he enters the final season of his rookie deal.

Also, accusations of fascism from the Lincoln crowd have been almost entirely devalued at this point.

And to be coming of age, to understand your body as a woman and at the same time, to be devalued for something I can't change or you know, I wasn't even aware of the fact that this was something I should feel embarrassed about.

As the industrial revolution gathered pace, crowd actions began to shift focus away from the price of food and towards the machinery which devalued human labour.

At the core of the divine action of epic decolonization in Part 2 is something new: neither anger at and hatred of the oppressors nor vengeance, but rather compassion for the oppressed—for our own unliberated, devalued selves.

Before the Corona outbreak, China had heavily devalued its currency to maintain export capacity.

He should have signed a deal two years ago but instead has greatly devalued himself, losing money, as pointed out and risking injury and missing significant time.

Of course, not all teachers and nurses are women, but all workers in these professions still perform labor that’s devalued, because “women’s work” has historically not been rewarded and recognized in the way male-dominated work has.

On November 24, a judge confirmed a decision that stated the Chateau Miraval vineyard, which he and his ex-wife Angelina Jolie purchased in 2008, was devalued to reduce its tax liability.

On the flip side of that coin, however, he described a coursing undercurrent of silenced discourse – one in which those holding certain strongly held convictions have found their views dismissed, devalued and demonized.

Our money is being devalued by so much naira pursuing the CFA.

People snapped up goods in anticipation of a possible currency devaluation, recalling that the government devalued the peso by nearly 20 per cent the day after the August primaries.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has debunked a newspaper report to the effect that it has devalued the Naira to 630/$1.

The local newspaper, Daily Trust, which put out an article saying the CBN has devalued the official rate, has defended its position and has asked the CBN to refute its report with data.

We feel devalued as much as we can so be brought to devalue our own God given unique genetic identity?

If you've got someone above you making all the decisions, you're doing a lot of the work and if they just make a decision at the end that's completely contrary to what you're doing then you are going to feel devalued.

Nigeria’s currency has been devalued by almost 100 percent.

One neighbour told MailOnline: 'It it a complete eyesore and it has devalued my house.

Russian consumers also rushed to buy cars at the beginning of the year, after auto-market analysts that the period before the elections might be the best time to buy because the ruble might be devalued once the vote was over.

The 67-year-old billionaire lost most of his wealth when the Nigerian government devalued the local currency, highlighting the struggle of Nigerian businesses and entrepreneurs.