Sentence examples for flows of people from inspiring English sources

There, too, she was concerned with flows of people and light into a subterranean space.

There needs to be far greater international cooperation in policing transnational flows of people and goods.

Spatial interaction models describe and predict spatial flows of people, commodities, capital and information.

Less publicised data from the ONS show there are vast flows of people into and out of work each month.

"The border needs to be a place where the flows of people and goods are regulated," Ms. Meissner said.

Urban geography could be characterized by analysing the patterns that describe the flows of people and goods.

In the context of 'mixed flows' of people moving for protection and work, this is a pressing challenge.

Thailand has had to deal with flows of people from neighbouring countries for more than 40 years now and it has stood firm by its humanitarian tradition throughout.

Mr Obama moved to ease sanctions on Cuba in 2009, the paper notes, freeing up flows of people, remittances and exchanges from America to Cuba.

Evidence suggests that increased flows of people across borders could ignite global growth.The economic case for migration is similar to that for free trade.

In fact, it's possible to see his work in architectural terms, with its space and light, paths and portals, flows of people.