Sentence examples for massive outflow from inspiring English sources
A massive outflow, which the government expects soon, will open the Tigers to a full-scale military onslaught.
He said that his system had recorded a "massive outflow" of power to northern New York or Canada shortly after 4 p.m.
In the six months since, another 300,000 have left.This massive outflow is having a profound impact on the wider region.
There was another massive outflow of Calabrians after the second world war, with the result that there are large communities of Calabrian descent - and remote outposts of the 'Ndrangheta - in Latin America, Canada and Australia.
One of the most unnerving moments of the crisis was the massive outflow of cash from these funds after the announcement by one of them last September that it had "broken the buck", meaning that its net asset value had fallen below $1 a share and investors were going to get less back than they had put in.
To my clunky mind the picture looks like this: A massive outflow of wealth is underway from the U.S. to other countries.
As long as the return on cash is so low, it is unlikely that bond funds will see massive outflows.
The advent in the 1970s of money-market funds, combined with dramatically higher interest rates, led to massive outflows of deposits and, eventually, legislation abolishing the ceilings.Regulators had more success controlling demand for credit.
Plenty of analysts thought the bank was in severe trouble, but the government's hand was forced by massive outflows of deposits that were themselves triggered by a public letter from Chuck Schumer, a spotlight-loving senator, expressing concerns about IndyMac's health.
Several sectors posted massive outflows: Energy redeemed 11.9% of assets, industrials redeemed 8.1% of assets and materials redeemed 7.6% of assets.
The triggering event was the breakup of Pangaea, which resulted in the creation of the Atlantic Ocean basin, accompanied by massive outflows of lava covering more than 3.5 million square miles, about the size of the land area of the continental United States.
