Sentence examples for ex us from inspiring English sources
In 2004, this fund, managed by Manning & Napier Advisors, delivered a 25% return, compared with 20% for the MSCI World ex US index.
One fund that has skillfully negotiated these treacherous waters is the $155 million (in assets) Exeter World Opportunities Fund, which has beaten its benchmark the Morgan Stanley Capital International World ex US index by a seven percentage point margin, on an annualized basis, over the past-five years.
Whilst he was out of action and hence an easy target, multiple fighters called him out, none more so than his next opponent; ex US Army member, Tim Kennedy.
Instead, put it into a few dozen shares of an international stock ETF like the Vanguard Total World Stock (VT), the iShares MSCI AWI Index Fund (ACWI), or the SPDR MSCI ACWI ex US (CWI).
OO EPA Cap On Coal Emissions Not Enough : "Carbon Crumbs" says ex US chief climate scientist James Hansen; US power sector is already halfway to the 2030 goal.
Even limiting temperatures to a 4 F degree rise would be a disastrous and tragic, given that we can prevent it, says ex US senior climate scientist James Hansen and others.
A Translatability AssessmentSM of the measure has since been performed confirming the cultural appropriateness of the measure so that it may be used in ex-US countries.
The Guardian knows it compromised national security when it used data leaked by ex-US intelligence worker Edward Snowden, David Cameron has said.
Edward Snowden holds the Sam Adams award for integrity in intelligence, with former US government officials Coleen Rowley and Thomas Drake, ex-US officials Jesselyn Raddack and Ray McGovern, and (second right) UK WikiLeaks journalist Sarah Harrison.
The US government announced in February it would join the 2010 'whistleblowing' lawsuit filed by ex-US Postal rider Floyd Landis, who himself admitted using drugs throughout his career.
In addition, trials conducted outside of the US are typically less expensive, providing another motivation for ex-US drug development.
