Sentence examples for flows not from inspiring English sources

Cash flows, not earnings, drive stock prices.

A government's legitimacy flows not only from the ballot box but also from the way it conducts itself.

The Government's seeming fixation on Netscape's browser flows not from a judgment that browsers are in themselves especially important.

But it is an important distinction, he emphasized, that his motivation for seeking new legislation flows not so much from the shootings, but from Daniel's question.

Disrupting information flows not only violates the integrity of the data but quashes free expression and denies the right of assembly.

Its elongate shape records a long history of fluid lava flows not only from its summit but from its two persistent rift zones.

It flows, not according to authority or status but to wherever the experts needed for a particular decision happen to be found.

The proposal also banned loans containing private transfer fees in which the money flows not to community improvements but to investors seeking long-term revenue streams.

Without ever being heavyhanded about it, Mr. Uhry makes clear that their bond flows not just from their increasing mutual affection and dependence but also from their status as outsiders to the wider world of Atlanta.

They add that the ultimate legitimacy of a new Iraqi government or of any government flows not from the UN but from the consent of the country's own people.

So, the rest and West are, in Bob Dylan's words, "so entwined" that their conversation has to move beyond past resentments and focus on managing their vulnerable interdependence with a sense that all flows not just money and goods but ideas and learning are not unidirectional but mutual.