例句與造句

1. Polls show that most Germans fear giving up their trusted mark for the euro.
2. Already now, most Germans oppose giving up the trusted mark for the new currency.
3. Opinion polls show that most Germans don't want to give up their trusted mark for the euro.
4. A recent survey suggested more than half of Germans, given the choice, would have their trusted mark back.
5. Schroeder encouraged Germans, many of whom are still skeptical about giving up the trusted mark, to embrace the new currency.
6. It's difficult to find trusted mark in a sentence. 用trusted mark造句挺難的
7. In Germany, where many people are still unhappy about abandoning their trusted marks, many stores still post prices in the old currency.
8. The chancellor considered the euro, the new European currency, his final and most important project, even though most Germans opposed abandoning their trusted marks.
9. Stoiber and other German conservatives, worried about trading the trusted mark for the unproven euro, had pushed for a concurrent review by the Bundesbank.
10. He acknowledged that most Germans would rather keep their trusted mark but voiced confidence that the majority understand that " new developments require new answers ."
11. German conservatives such as Bavarian Governor Edmund Stoiber, worried about trading the trusted mark for the unproven euro, had pushed for a concurrent review by the Bundesbank.
12. Some in Kohl's conservative coalition _ worried about trading in the trusted mark for a weaker currency _ had pushed for the review by the Bundesbank, an institution they trust.
13. Speaking before the Bundesrat, where Germany's 16 states are represented, Kohl repeated his conviction that the new euro, to be inaugurated Jan . 1, would be as stable as the trusted mark.
14. Kohl is worried that a delay in the project would further weaken support for the euro in Germany, where opinion polls show a majority of the citizens don't want to part with the trusted mark.
15. More than half of German voters are still against the idea of giving up their trusted marks in favor of untested euro, opinion surveys indicate, a fact that Kohl and most other German leaders have simply disregarded.
16. Opinion polls show that most Germans don't want to give up their trusted mark for the euro anyway, and allowing in countries that Germans view as spendthrift, such as Italy, Spain and Portugal, would only add to its unpopularity.
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