Sentence examples for flow narrows from inspiring English sources

But it will still take a while before the gap between corporate spending and cash flow narrows enough to lay the foundation for revival, said John Youngdahl, an economist with Goldman Sachs.

The banks are hidden now behind half-submerged bushes and trapped flotsam, the flow narrowing and picking up speed to squeeze under the bridge.

In the study of the longitudinal flow, narrow drainage fingers are formed in the latewood zones.

For investors, the combination of rapid adoption cycles and better information flow greatly narrows the window of opportunity for investing in a company.

To maintain the same volume of blood flow through narrowed and stiffened blood vessels, the heart has to generate increased pressure.

Considering the effects of unsaturated sediment flow and narrowed cross section the diversion channel is enormously eroded.

Between reduced lung capacity, limited blood flow and narrowed arteries – this not including serious conditions like COPD and cancer, both of which are real shithouses – huffing on tobacco habitually is likely to curb long-term athletic potential.

CTA was performed in six patients, which revealed pseudoaneurysms and/or aneurysms (4/6), reduced and/or absent blood flow (3/6), narrowing and/or stenosis (4/6), arterial calcifications (2/6) and occlusion (1/6).

Jet streams are fast flowing, narrow air currents found in the atmosphere of some planets, including Earth.

Another plausible explanation for the role of yoga in reducing the mast cell degranulation could be based on the frictional stress from air flowing through narrowed airways damaging the airway mucosa and thereby perpetuating airway inflammation and airway obstruction.

Currents are said to be particularly difficult where the Seine narrows, flowing around the Île de la Cité.