Sentence examples for flows over time from inspiring English sources
"It is a mindset that believes that compounding cash flows over time is the most effective form of investment.
The power balance among those three parties ebbs and flows over time, but there's always some balance.
Economic analysts have sometimes defined the concept in terms of nondeclining per capita income flows over time and debated how to maintain the capital endowments needed to sustain those income flows.
Economic analysts have sometimes defined the concept in terms of nondeclining per capita income flows over time, or long-term economic growth, with minimal environmental impacts and debated how to maintain the capital endowments needed to sustain those income flows.
The dynamic model allows us to analyze the trends in the nitrogen stocks and flows over time, and break down the total outflow of nitrogen into flows to water, air and soil.
Shifting debt from the private to the public sector is in some respects a positive step; governments can borrow at a cheaper rate than companies and individuals and, if they have their own currency, have considerable scope to expand their balance-sheets.Nor is higher debt automatically a problem: debt is a useful way for creditors and borrowers to spread their cash flows over time.
For those looking to get into the property market and who have been held back by high prices, the reforms are good news with a pipeline of new supply likely to flow over time.
To understand viscoelasticity, think of something like hair gel or wallpaper paste: the material can be pulled and stretched - the elastic bit - but will also flow over time, which is the viscous component.
The role of government in providing welfare services has ebbed and flowed over time, from the creation of Social Security during the Great Depression to President Lyndon B. Johnson's war on poverty in the 1960s to more recent efforts by politicians to scale back social welfare programs.
