Sentence examples for mass redemptions from inspiring English sources
Unlike last year's version, this one does not require money market funds to set aside capital to protect against mass redemptions.
Yet despite huge falls in what were, until March, many of the hottest stocks, there have been no mass redemptions nor outright dumping of portfolios, both of which occurred when the last sustained bull market ended in the early 1970s.
But the losses haven't set off any mass redemptions from AHL funds.
Despite the angst so far, the meltdown in subprime has not spilled over to mass redemptions in other parts of the hedge fund world, where assets continue to flow in and performance has been strong this year, said Kenneth Heinz, president of Hedge Fund Research in Chicago.
What happens if there's a mass redemption?
And here's Goya, who's very cut free from the Church, who embodies this autonomous enlightened being, embodied as a gelatinous dead mass without redemption - then you hear George Bush and Tony Blair talking about democracy as though it has some kind of natural harmony with nature, as though it's not an ideology".
After decades of failed, costly, draconian policies, it can be turned toward equal treatment, an end to mass incarceration and redemption and rehabilitation instead of recidivism.
It was something of a bumper year actually, that saw such releases as Red Dead Redemption, Mass Effect 2, Metro 2033, and Fallout: New Vegas join our piles of shame.
However, there is another reason to employ a whole new terminology as to deny the aspirational motivations of a loser seeking redemption in mass killing.
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Though writers and historians have been arguing since the seventeenth century that Richard III wasn't the villain whom Shakespeare described, it was a 1951 mystery novel that sparked mass interest in Richard's redemption.
