Floated in a sentence

As a result, the dollar was floated on 4 March 1985, allowing for the value of the dollar to change with the market. citation Prior to the dollar being floated, the dollar was pegged against a basket of currencies.

Also, a storage tender for 9000 Mwh has been floated.

Although Republicans had initially floated the idea of attaching work requirements to Medicaid as well, President Joe Biden has indicated the idea is a nonstarter while showing a willingness to entertain the other proposals.

And so the issue might have floated away, but for that first object that also spent time over Canadian airspace: an alleged Chinese spy balloon.

As for Oshoala, her underwhelming performance in the colors of Nigeria is baffling and there many theories have been floated to explain it away.

A single rubber duck first floated in Hong Kong in 2013.

As the flag floated gracefully in the weightlessness of space, against the backdrop of planet Earth, it served as a powerful testament to the indomitable spirit of exploration and the global pursuit of health and well-being.

Back in the summer of 2016, not long after Donald Trump secured the Republican presidential nomination, The New York Times floated the notion that objectivity in journalism is actually a bad thing.

Biden floated several ideas that have no shot with a Republican majority in the House: quadrupling the tax on corporate stock buybacks, increasing taxes on the wealthy, banning assault weapons, and so on.

But in September 2011, Manpreet Singh Badal left Akali Dal and floated his own party – People’s Party of Punjab (PPP) – from which his father Gurdas Singh Badal unsuccessfully contested against Parkash Singh Badal in 2012 Vidhan Sabha polls.

Call me a tin foil man or whatever: the NFL floated the ruse to generate more focus on itself.

Carlow were holding their own until a great Laois move saw Hassett pick out Catherine Kirby and she floated the ball into the path of the in-running Lucy Conroy.

Darnell Nurse provided the winner with 4:49 left as his wrister from the left point floated past Jeremy Swayman.

Economic experts and lawmakers have already floated suspicions about the collapse, including the timing of executives’ withdrawals.

Floated on water, the artificial leaf produces hydrogen and carbon monoxide.

For more than 30 years it has floated amidst a riverscape dominated by the moody Paparoa Range to the west, and between the villages of Blackball and Ngahere on opposite sides of the river.

For two years, the board has floated the idea of closing the school and bussing Arborfield students 25 kilometres to Carrot River, where a new school is set to be built.

France extended their advantage four minutes later as winger Caroline Boujard capitalised on a testing bounce of the ball on Ireland’s Natasja Behan to slip inside and kick the loose possession forward after the ball floated over Behan’s head.

France started fast, getting deep into New Zealand territory before a defensive stop, a line out, and a long floated pass from Reiko Ioane put Mark Telea in for his second try.

Gaslighting America on Gas Stoves — The Biden administration has floated a ban of an item used in more than a third of American kitchens.