Sentence examples for dump some of from inspiring English sources

It might help to dump some of its hastily acquired assets.

Beijing might prefer to respond by starting to dump some of its American debt.

Pierre Nanterme, the CEO of Accenture, argues that they need to be willing to rethink or dump some of their most basic assumptions.

And there are concerns about what would happen if America's foreign creditors, led by China, were to try to dump some of their American debt.

Last year Néstor Kirchner, Ms Fernández's husband and predecessor as president, forced the funds to dump some of their foreign investments.

Earlier this month a group of high-ranking military officers urged China to dump some of its holdings in United States Treasuries.

Holding his nose, he dumps some of it into the bowl at the proper times, and there are no snowflakes.

That means reshuffling the whole team, changing tactics and dumping some of the youngsters he had drafted in.

For Mr Netanyahu it will mean dumping some of his coalition partners and perhaps, too, some of his own Likud loyalists.

The team angered fans by dumping some of the most popular players in an offseason sell-off and was expected to be terrible.

But an injunction stops the Times from publishing; an anonymous source (here, a mysterious young woman) dumps some of these papers in the Washington Post's lap.