petrodollars In A Sentence

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• Parreira left the MetroStars to coach the Saudis for a large fistful of petrodollars.
• With abundant petrodollars no longer available to smother opposition, opening some kind of domestic political dialogue has become imperative.
• Brazil was able to raise its foreign debt because, at the time, the international financial system was awash in petrodollars and was eagerly offering low-interest loans.
• Only an imperceptible portion of petrodollars bankroll terrorism, which is anyway quite cheap.
• Revolution coach Thomas Rongen could have a chance to earn some mega-petrodollars soon.
• He can take a two-year leave, hope the price of cigarettes doesn't go up too much, and then play in Europe for many petrodollars . . . The Knicks didn't waste any time with Dontae Jones.
• Western countries " try to project Iran as a threat to encourage arms sales to regional countries in an effort to recycle petrodollars, " the paper said.
• A lesson of the recycling of petrodollars in the 1970s is that equity investments are more sustainable than debt.
• Petrodollars have maintained Kuwait's wealth.
• Government securities with its petrodollars.
• The fuel for this reactionary retrogression obviously has been the gush of Arab petrodollars arming the power players.
• But if the new system does away with restricted free agents, as it probably will, Shaq will be able to go anywhere he wants, petrodollars willing.
• It was all paid for with petrodollars that flowed from the oil embargo in the 1970s.
• Next month, Iran is scheduled to shift its:: petrodollars into a euro-based bourse.
• I think he does well in establishing the link between petrodollars and Islamofascist terrorism.
• Petrodollars, electrodollars, Exxon, Mobil, ATT, ITT, DuPont.
• Do you think Saudi Arabia would be able to keep most of its women unemployed and behind veils if it didn't have petrodollars to replace their energies?.
• Indians have a craze to work in gulf states and earn petrodollars.
• On to petrodollars supporting terrorism.
• But the new petrodollars have brought fresh hope to a country whose six-year history as an independent state has been blotted by a protracted war, nearly 1 million refugees and widespread poverty.
• A surge of petrodollars over the past 30 years have transformed the region into a land of high-rises, luxury cars and eight-lane highways, virtually erasing all traces of nomadic life.
• Dubai's current prosperity has been attributed to Abu Dhabi's petrodollars.