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German mark

NOUN
  1. formerly the basic unit of money in Germany

How To Use German mark In A Sentence

  • The dollar was officially devalued, and the Japanese yen and German mark were raised in value.
  • Two billion German marks have been invested in the area's shipbuilding but the figures still show South Korea forging ahead.
  • The plan aims to implement cuts of 30 billion German marks, about 50 percent of which is to be raised by attacks on pensioners and unemployed.
  • He studied the German market to find the potential there for profitable investment.
  • Share prices slipped in sympathy with the German market.
  • Share prices slipped in sympathy with the German market.
  • Similarly, Bosnia and Herzegovina operates a currency board with its domestic currency, konvertibilna marka, tied to German marks at par.
  • The avowed aim of the Treasury is to reduce new debt from the present 50 billion German marks to zero by the year 2006.
  • The announcement sent sterling tumbling in New York trading last night, hitting DM2. 69-nine pfennigs below its former permitted ERM floor against the German mark.
  • But the price of barley, which is used to make malt, an essential ingredient in brewing, has doubled in the space of a year from 200 to 400 euros per ton on the German market. The Beer-Fuel Dilema | Impact Lab
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