“The rand, South Africa's currency, would begin to devalue making international travel for its players extremely difficult.”

“I began to devalue his contribution to our family and then began to see faults in everything he did.”

“Worried residents also fear the mast could devalue their homes and put their health at risk.”

“The newspaper wrote that the increase could seriously devaluate the Belarusian ruble.”

“The Taiwan dollar is under pressure to devaluate because the island's economy is slowing.”

“France renounced its previous obligations and refused any further payments with the result that the money quickly began to devaluate.”

“Am I alone in feeling that this further devalues the achievement of being selected to play for your national team?”

“The mindset devalues images and places words in a privileged relation to truth.”

“To me it seems like a fad, and a dangerous one because it devalues the importance of content.”

“The hunt for earlier evidence of Italian contact has been abandoned in favor of a careful reappraisal of the formerly devalorized late Gothic.”

“I argue that one of the most pressing human rights issues for the new century is the continued devalorized commodification of Mexican-origin populations.”

“They observe that a polyphony rather than cacophony of definitions and attitudes defined how work and workers were valorized and devalorized.”

“But the genuine power of such stories is ultimately devalued by this tendency to press gang any old tale into the mythology of a particular city.”

“If his family had succeeded in pressuring him to end the relationship, he would have been lost and devalued.”

“In the process, a constellation of personal qualities has been derided and devalued, and is in the process of vanishing altogether.”

“Today, they give the same old unbacked money a pretty facelift every few years and then go about devaluating it still further.”

“This denigration can take the form of devaluating the characters' intelligence through infantilization.”