Sentence examples for influx over from inspiring English sources
"The timing just needs to be spread out a bit, it's just been this huge influx over a two-week period," Leslie Emory of the Ottawa Immigrant Community Services Organization told the Canadian Press.
Because of the Orthodox influx over the last two decades or so, many shops and businesses are shuttered on Saturday but open on Sunday, including the Chase and Citibank branches.
Older Republicans can remember when the party was much more conservative than it is now and complain about the influx over the last two decades of what they call "aliens" from Massachusetts.
The people at the keyboards around me were diverse, a couple of young Asian and Hispanic men (there has been an influx over the past two years as word of the hot job market has spread), a middle-aged white guy in a hunting hat, a few seniors and miscellaneous young people.
The influx over the past years and decades helped to send the average price of a home in the central London borough of Kensington and Chelsea over £2 million, or more than $3 million, for the first time — while Britain is battling austerity, a downturn and falling wages and benefits.
The method generates a single number that quantifies total pollen influx over the whole exposure time (flowering period).
According to Thomas J. Liguori Jr., a Westerly lawyer, who is working with Newbury on the project, the Westerly area is seeing an influx of over-50 buyers.
If you hadn't been able to tell by the influx of over-protective mothers panic buying dehumidifiers and pepper spray at BHS, it's that time of year again.
Strikingly, ectopically inducing calcium influx by over-expressing the TRPA1 calcium channel in BBB glia causes LTP to accumulate specifically on DRNs even when larvae are fed with plant food.
Neither should we be under the impression that this influx will be over by the end of the year.
With the influx of over 50,000 expatriates to Tehran, the city was burgeoning into a pleasure dome for English-speaking entertainment-seekers.
