Sentence examples for drain of capital from inspiring English sources

Foreigners sold a net $4.6 billion of South African bonds, the biggest one-day drain of capital since last May, according to Citi, a bank.

If the secretary of state wants to cut poverty in developing economies, she and her government must do more to cut the criminal drain of capital from those countries which is undermining their people's futures.

The movement into modern globalization was marked with the economic drain of capital into Europe.

In other words, in solving the problem of capital shortage, enterprises can first be in debt to the upstream and repay after the draining of capital.

Those other countries are being drained of capital, and they're going to have to change themselves to stop that from happening.

Its diamond stockpile is now seen as a drain of its capital, and De Beers faces increased competition.

Instead, with London's already obscene affordability crisis set to deepen, a significant brain drain of the capital's brightest and best young creatives and entrepreneurs to other British (and European) cities seems entirely possible.

Those numbers appear to provide evidence that S&P 500 firms are draining themselves of capital for the long term: If firms are distributing almost all their net income through dividends and buybacks, the argument goes, how could they not be underinvesting?

The batches of production are lastingly cumulative, as a result of which the draining speed of capital in upstream transactions is still faster than the capital settlement period upstream.

In both cases, the parties ended up bogged down in ideological warfare, drained of political capital and dangerously exposed in the next election.

For most Greek voters, the two larger parties participating in the fragile tripartite coalition of Prime Minister Lucas Papademos — the Socialist Party and the center-right New Democracy — were already drained of political capital before the debt crisis by decades of self-interest and corruption.