21.   A strong dollar cuts into overseas revenue when foreign-denominated sales are translated to dollars.

22.   A strong dollar cuts into overseas revenue when foreign-denominated sales are translated to U.S. dollars.

23.   A strong yen pressures exporters to raise prices on products sold abroad and cuts into profit when dollar revenue is repatriated in yen.

24.   A stronger yen cuts into exporter profits by pressuring manufacturers to raise prices in overseas markets and shrinking dollar-denominated revenue when repatriated.

25.   A stronger dollar cuts into overseas revenue when foreign-denominated sales are translated to U.S. dollars.

26.   A stronger dollar forces U.S. automakers to raise price tags abroad and cuts into profits earned in yen when exchanged into dollars.

27.   A stronger yen pressures Japanese exporters to raise prices on goods sold overseas and cuts into dollar-denominated profit when repatriated.

28.   A strong dollar cuts into overseas sales when foreign-denominated sales are translated to dollars.

29.   A strong yen pressures exporters such as Toyota and Sony to raise prices on products sold abroad and cuts into profit when their dollar revenue are repatriated in yen.

30.   A stronger dollar pressures manufacturers to raise prices and cuts into dollar-denominated profit when repatriated.