Sentence examples for increasing flows of from inspiring English sources

A European Commission working document published in November 2007 concludes that "truly massive and increasing flows of young migrants would be required" to offset current demographic changes.

Increasing flows of water being released from upstream made this section of the Delaware increasingly conducive to trout, and Dr. Schmidt, an avid fly fisherman who owns a McKenzie-style drift boat, was delighted less with the idea of a future house and more with the thought of newly acquired access to a long stretch of river shore.

Far from being a new phenomenon, Mexican migration to the United States has seen increasing flows of migrants over time.

With the increasing flows of migrant talent, we are witnessing the rise of a new "networked sovereignty," where people have attachments to countries built up over a lifetime of mobility — and they may not even live there.

Mexican migration to the United States is a long-standing phenomenon which has seen increasing flows of migrants over time and has strongly affected Mexican society.

The Arctic's vulnerability is exacerbated by increasing flows of freshwater from rivers and melting land ice, as freshwater is less effective at chemically neutralising the acidifying effects of CO2.

(Ironically, the most common category used in what seemed to be an ever increasing flow of misinformation was "Brain optimisation").

There were surely big fees to be made advising on how to invest the increasing flow of petrodollars.

The Indians have also put up with an increasing flow of migrants from Nepal.

Tunisia is already the largest single source of foreign fighters in Iraq and Syria, but analysts have warned of an increasing flow of volunteers for jihad closer to home.

But, stresses Pyke, the increasing flow of international money doesn't in any way diminish the role of the traditional British broadcasters.