Sentence examples for out of countries from inspiring English sources

In today's world of liberalized capital flows, capital is sucked out of countries with relatively low returns and flows into the countries where the return is relatively high.

The report warned that bank deposits were already flowing out of countries perceived as vulnerable.

'The Soviet Union supports democracy by staying out of countries and thus permitting democracy to succeed.

And they claim ministers misunderstand the "intolerable 'push' factors" forcing people out of countries where they are persecuted.

It goes in and out of countries quickly; it doesn't build mutualistic social networks – in fact, it actively undermines them".

When he runs out of countries to flog the format to, he says, "We'll sell it on the moon".

That is extracting talent out of countries that need to retain their best people and placing pressure on communities.

Their charges in and out of countries are highly correlated and have become more so over the past five years particularly at times of financial crisis.

Lenders are more likely to manage LDRs down by letting loans run off or by competing for more deposits than to pull out of countries altogether.

"Some men are kicked out of bars, others are kicked out of countries," reads the headline on an ad about Bacardi being exiled from Cuba.

It highlights the fall-out of countries shutting borders and acting alone, not the opposite -- as Farage suggests.  .