Sentence examples for influx of small from inspiring English sources

Breakfast A$6-A$6-A$20.50£3.30-£11.20With an influx of small bars, restaurants, coffee shops and arts spaces, Northbridge has gained renewed energy in recent years.

Conflicts, including the Libya-Chad war of the 1980s, "contributed to the influx of small arms and light weaponry into Sudan, and in particular Darfur, which, due to the region's vast size and the lack of control of both central and local authorities, received weaponry that outmatched the arsenal of both the police and armed forces".

In fact, an influx of small donor dollars could balance out the millions coming from special interests.

Because mutants with decreased expression of porins show only small increases in the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of relevant antibiotics, the complete shut down of influx of small molecules into E. coli does not readily occur [16].

The metallothionein mRNA content of liver polysomes is increased shortly after an influx of small amounts of either metal into hepatocytes.

Now, cricket is played in every part of India, and the last decade has seen an influx of small-town players into the national team.

The worry is that just as Intel's arrival triggered an influx of smaller firms, its departure could cause them to leave.

Since then, the company has cut 40,000 jobs, sold off three of its brands and begun an effort to transform its truck-heavy vehicle fleet with an influx of smaller, more fuel-efficient cars.

These structures were present before the influx of small-scale miners to Kawama".

Combined findings suggest deeper and more extensive influx of smaller NPs through MN-created channels leading to enhanced transdermal delivery of the water soluble dye released at the deeper NPs deposition sites.

In other words, this time the rapid influx of a small amount of foreign antigen either triggers an immediate allergic reaction, or else will lead to enough of an immune response that the immune system is primed and develops memory cells against the antigen, causing an allergic reaction upon any subsequent encounters with that same stimulus.