Sentence examples for large outflows from inspiring English sources

While the firm had notified investors about large outflows from its hedge funds in recent earnings calls, Mr. Novogratz's expected departure would come as a surprise.

Yet, curiously, funds that are in the middle or even near the bottom of those rankings do not typically suffer proportionately large outflows.

Over the past week M&G, Standard Life and Henderson have all changed the pricing basis of their commercial property funds, which has the effect of cutting values by 5-65-6%outflows large outflows.

For both Japan and America, the large outflows of direct investment, especially to China, have caused an uneasy feeling that both countries had bleak futures as manufacturing centers.

Many industrial processes, such as power stations and ore smelters discharge large outflows of "waste" heat in off-gasses rich in CO2.

This trade, illegal since it was outlawed by the Qing dynasty in 1729, helped reverse the trade imbalances resulting from the British imports of tea, which saw large outflows of silver from Britain to China.

Despite its strict capital controls, China is experiencing a large outflow of speculative private capital, or "hot money" (see top chart, below), largely that of Chinese investors.

To compound Syriza's problems, political uncertainty since the beginning of December has prompted a large outflow of deposits from Greek banks, leaving them entirely dependent on emergency funds from the European Central Bank.

Through August, GLG's funds were down about 15percentt for the year; it also faces a large outflow of as much as $4 billion when one its top managers, Greg Coffey, leaves in November.

A commonly heard argument is that China cannot let its exchange rate move more freely before it has fixed its dodgy banking system, because that could encourage a large outflow of capital.

Following a period of renewed growth in the early postwar years, the subsequent demise of Lorraine's basic industries led to demographic stagnation and a large outflow of population.