Sentence examples for out of weaker from inspiring English sources

The Hancock fund's managers have taken advantage of rising stock prices to swap out of weaker lenders and into the shares of banks with more conservative lending standards.

"We've seen a flight to quality rearing its head as money has come out of weaker sovereigns and into U.S. treasuries," this manager said.

We just don't know what else he would squeeze out of weak Ed Miliband".

But a shake-out of weaker thematic channels is inevitable up to a quarter of them, suggest some analysts.

Angela Merkel, the chancellor, grudgingly agreed to a series of progressively larger bail-outs of weaker euro members.

Although 62% of voters oppose further bail-outs of weak euro members, 61% support her handling of the crisis, according to a recent poll.

First, many senior Democrats fear that Republicans would successfully typecast Sanders in the general election as an out-of-touch, weak on defense, left-wing extremist.

Sources close to Nicholas argue that the prosecutors concocted the drug indictment as a way of getting more mileage out of a weak options case.

Nevertheless, there have been layoffs as the company has pulled out of weak businesses, and those have been more than usually bruising.

In trying to talk prosecutors out of weak cases, I have been told more than once, "I wasn't there, man, and neither were you.

Yet there is a lesson in this narrative, and it is one that advocacy groups have taught big multinational oil companies like Shell or BP and mining companies like Anglo American: They can no longer simply breeze in and out of weak countries as it suits them.