Sentence examples for flowing to about from inspiring English sources

"It does not suggest that it will allow us to avoid a recession". Although the federal tax rebates that have begun flowing to about 117 million American households could help fuel spending over the next few months, the strength, or weakness, of the second half of the year will probably be linked to how high oil prices climb and whether the housing market finds its bottom.

Water stopped flowing to about 85% of the farms in the Klamath Basin, a high-elevation bowl ringed by forested mountains on the Oregon California border.

The benefits of automation, by contrast, will flow to about 20% of workers — primarily highly compensated, highly skilled workers — as well as to the owners of capital.

The rarity of debris flows, in conjunction with a 3% per year annual decay rate, limits the contribution of wood from debris flows to about 12% of the long-term wood budget.

And as soon as candidate filing opened Monday, anonymous tips began flowing to reporters about some of the would-be aldermen, too.

(Spray caps, which can be requested at firehouses by anyone 18 or over, reduce the risk by cutting the flow to about 25 gallons per minute from more than 1,000 gallons per minute — the equivalent of 400 showers running at once. But officials said that even with spray caps, only firefighters were supposed to turn the water on).

The poor care far less about profits flowing to private firms than about water flowing from their taps.

Government money finally began flowing to communities last week, but only about 2percentnt have been sufficiently trained to be in a position to receive the grants.

But during the mid-1990s, as Yugoslavia fell apart, Turkish aid started flowing to the Muslims who comprise about half of Bosnia.

But the IRS receives much less information about money flowing to self-employed folks.

Even in New York, where Wall Street money flows to just about every candidate for statewide office, the generous support from Elliott Management stands out — and is, according to government watchdogs, potentially troubling.