Sentence examples for total withdrawals from inspiring English sources

In total, withdrawals and redemptions have exceeded new investments by over $5 billion at activist hedge funds.

Several public pension funds and university endowments fired Putnam Investments as their money manager yesterday, bringing total withdrawals from the company to more than $4 billion since it was formally accused of securities fraud on Tuesday.

spokesman said that total withdrawals this year are up only modestly from last year at this time: 48 students compared with 42, out of a population of 18,000 undergraduates.

I find empirical evidence in favor of the hypothesis that distribution network charges have increased more than can be explained by the mechanical impact of less total withdrawals of grid- supplied electricity.

In the United States total withdrawals of water remained steady between 1985 and 2000 but groundwater withdrawals rose by 14%, mainly for agriculture, and in the period 1950-2000 they more than doubled.

The General Medical Council has told trainee medics working in areas of life or death care – such as A&E, intensive care and maternity services – that they should think twice about joining in the first total withdrawals of medical labour in the NHS's history.

The Iraqi government demanded total withdrawal, not partial withdrawal.

The group's preference, he added, "is total withdrawal today, not tomorrow".

This in turn may trigger increasing evacuations or even total withdrawal by aid groups from Darfur.

And the pledge of an eventual total withdrawal of American forces had never been given before.

Now the makeup of his show is beginning to suggest a total withdrawal from it.