例句與造句

1. In early 2012, Friedrich became Chancellor Angela Merkel s first Cabinet member to suggest Greece s exit from the euro.
2. M鋜z 2015 : Interview mit Alexis Tsipras Zitat : SPIEGEL : " Many experts now fear a " Graccident "  Greece's accidental exit from the euro.
3. According to a G-20 finance ministers in Istanbul : " A Greek exit from the euro would be very difficult for the world economy and potentially very damaging for the European economy ."
4. But that hasn't silenced his critics in England, who are unhappy about the team's exit from the Euro 2004 championship last month, after losing to Portugal in a quarterfinal match.
5. Hackmann was already upset at being left out of a meeting in which Rudi Voeller told federation officials he was resigning, which took place following Germany's exit from the Euro 2004 on Wednesday at the hands of the Czech Republic.
6. It's difficult to find exit from the euro in a sentence. 用exit from the euro造句挺難的
7. The London real estate market has similarly benefited from the crisis, with French, Greeks, and other Europeans buying property with capital moved out of their home countries, and a Greek exit from the euro would likely increase such transfer of capital.
8. It is conceivable that a prolonged economic downturn could lead one European country or another to elect a government that blamed the central bank and wanted out of the euro, thereby precipitating a crisis since no exit from the euro is supposed to be possible.
9. Bank of England governor Mervyn King stated in May 2012 that the Eurozone is " tearing itself apart without any obvious solution . " He acknowledged that the Bank of England, the Financial Services Authority, and the British government were preparing contingency plans for a Greek exit from the euro or a collapse of the currency, but refused to discuss them to avoid adding to the panic.
10. Many international leaders as well as mainstream economists and media warned that if the " No " vote leads to a failure to secure continued bailout support for Greece in due time, this would likely lead to a broader Greek sovereign default, a haircut on Greek bank deposits, a collapse of the banking sector, followed by an aggravated depression of the Greek economy, and a Greek exit from the euro area.
11. On 29 May 2012 the National Bank of Greece ( not to be confused with the central bank, the Bank of Greece ) warned that " [ a ] n exit from the euro would lead to a significant decline in the living standards of Greek citizens . " According to the announcement, per capita income would fall by 55 %, the new national currency would depreciate by 65 % vis-?vis the euro, and the recession would deepen to 22 %.