Example sentences for: yen

How can you use “yen” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • According to the conservative French paper, Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi, due in Paris Wednesday at the start of a European tour, was going to press the case for a new "tri-polar" monetary system based on the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the yen.

  • Japan must reform its banks and maintain loose fiscal and monetary policy (even though that means a cheapened yen), or the rest of the world will soon feel the aftershocks of its recession.

  • But it's probably true that the Japanese who picked up the yen would immediately bank it, instead of buying a brand-new suit or power mower as any patriotic American would.

  • And more was at stake in these asset-market collapses than the money of hedge-fund investors: The sharp rise in the yen last fall threatened to send Japan into a deflationary spiral, the drying up of liquidity in the United States briefly seemed to threaten a general financial collapse.

  • The screenwriter and novelist Hanif Kureishi ( My Beautiful Laundrette , 1985) has a yen for ambivalence, for situations in which no character has a monopoly on either rightness or wrongness.


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