Sentence examples for continuing influx of from inspiring English sources
While the continuing influx of migrant workers is generally good for the economy, it also brings downward pressure on wages.
But if the park is a high point, the continuing influx of bars and restaurants is not especially pleasing to many longtime residents.
"Resources have always been scarce but the continuing influx of refugees from South Sudan in particular is putting further strains [on our operations]," Kisut said.
Ultimately, however, the continuing influx of European settlers hungry for land spelled doom for the pacific Indian policy initially envisioned by Penn.
The continuing influx of refugees to Australia by boat remained a political issue in that country, however, and in 2012 Australia reestablished a detention centre on Nauru.
The eclipse of the American heavyweight echoes the recent string of American failures in international basketball and baseball competitions and the continuing influx of athletes from around the world into these and other sports here at home.
The Census Bureau's latest American Community Survey detected evidence of the city's continued revival since 9/11, including a continued influx of large numbers of immigrants and a rising demand for real estate.
Most economists do not expect home prices to fall significantly, citing low interest rates and the continued influx of immigrants.
Builders had expected a continued influx of high-technology employees, flush with stock options, said Tom Hoyt, chief executive of McStain Enterprises, one of the area's largest independent builders.
The continued influx of Americans into Calgary has even forced the Petroleum Club's general manager, R. J. Thomas, to relax the dress code, allowing open-neck shirts all week instead of just on Fridays.
In the late 1920's, Representative John C. Box of Texas warned his colleagues on the House Immigration and Naturalization Committee that the continued influx of Mexican immigrants could lead to the "distressing process of mongrelization" in America.
