Sentence examples for inflow from inspiring English sources

The media go wild, she says, about the inflow of migrants, but what they should be talking about is migrants' rights.

We don't have a gender breakdown, but I suspect this is largely due to women returning to the labour market after having children, rather than an inflow of new migrants.

Chris Williamson, chief UK economist at financial data provider, said the surge in income tax receipts reflected a long-awaited inflow of self-assessment revenues to the exchequer.

But so is Theresa May when she tries to cut the net inflow from six-digit levels to five-digit ones.

According to Morningstar, a research firm, the average monthly inflow into American bond mutual funds over the past three years has been $18.5 billion; US equity funds have seen average outflows of $7.2 billion.

He shows convincingly, for instance, that European price rises in the 16th century predated the inflow of gold from the Americas.

Official figures released on May 21st put the net inflow at 318,000, the highest since June 2005 and considerably above the "tens of thousands" to which David Cameron has promised to reduce it.

But since they would have no control over the inflow from elsewhere in the European Union, voters, quite rightly, have little confidence in their ability to do so.Doomsday aheadOn the day after Jim Murphy launched Labour's manifesto in Scotland there was gloomy news for the Scottish Labour leader in the shape of the latest constituency polls from Lord Ashcroft, a Tory peer.

The net annual inflow of migrants into the United Kingdom has been rising sharply throughout the 1990s, reaching 178,000 in 1998.

Each year teenagers travel for university, accounting for much of the inflow into cities such as Manchester and Nottingham.

Yet it raises questions too.As many have remarked, the inflow of relief to Honduras and Nicaragua, in all forms combined, will not begin to match their yearly payments to creditors abroad.