Sentence examples similar to experiencing reallocation from inspiring English sources

Reid: That's true, but we're experiencing a reallocation of capital out of bonds and back into equities.

With emerging markets experiencing both strategic and tactical asset reallocations--the "dedicated" investor base grew, and flows from the much larger "crossover segment" (retail, hedge funds and institutional) increased even more--the resulting flood overwhelmed countries' ability to absorb the funds in a productive and orderly fashion.

A few hits I've taken over the past few months include: losing a dear friend to suicide, missing out on my regularly active lifestyle due to a foot injury, experiencing serious cashflow issues due to expense reallocations and business transitions, realizing my view of the world was skewed after learning of so many acts of terror... Oh I could go on!

Strong coalitions achieved more extensive reallocation of status prerogatives than weak ones, but this occurred only on the second trial for groups experiencing recurring failure.

From the perspective of the American experience with Lochner, this reallocation of power may be praised or condemned depending on which criticism of the Lochner Court one chooses to embrace.

A defeat at Midway would have forced a reallocation of industrial production and warships.

"So we just have to do some reallocation".

This tool avoids assumptions on distributions and applies a pair wise fixed reallocation randomization test© which reallocates control and sample groups (= pair wise fixed reallocation).

Past experiences prove that this often leads to employee turnover, priority reallocation, and sometimes diminishing emphasis on formerly core competencies.

All its members see what everyone else has to offer, making reallocation effortless.

Nevertheless, our results suggest that a reallocation of an average person's expenditures (spending more on experiences and less on material goods) might be associated with a slightly higher well-being.