Sentence examples for a net inflow from inspiring English sources
"a net inflow" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe the movement of money into a business or organization. For example, "The company had a net inflow of $100,000 in the last quarter."
In a booming market that enjoys a net inflow of $27 billion a month into stock funds, successful stock pickers are worth millions of dollars.
Hybrid funds had a net inflow of $10 billion, with assets stable at $346 billion.
The only sector in favor was corporate bonds, with a net inflow of $4.4 billion.
(In the last quarter of 2010, there was a net inflow of $656m).
There is a net inflow into Scotland, and the Highlands are one of the hotspots.
The private banking business also reported a net inflow of 1.5 billion Swiss francs ($1.1 billion) in customer assets.
In all, the state suffered a $70 billion net outflow in wealth from 2004 through 2008, compared with a $98 billion net inflow in the prior five years.
BarclayHedge reports that there was a substantial net inflow of $4.5 billion into arbitrage funds in 2010, with their net assets going to $31.4 billion from $26.9 billion.
In 1996 foreigners pulled more investment out of Germany than they put in, though last year there was a small net inflow again.Since it took office so many moons ago, the Kohl coalition has made two cardinal errors.
But ensuring a continuing net inflow of migrants into the cities as the youngest cohort shrinks will mean giving workers from the countryside more incentives to stay permanently (such as affordable housing and schooling).
Changing UK immigration and asylum trends – in particular a greater net inflow of migrants from New Commonwealth and non-Commonwealth Africa, Asia, and Latin America [ 1] – are posing new challenges for service providers [ 2], especially in inner-city London to which migration is greatest [ 3].
