Sentence examples for inrush of from inspiring English sources

But India must learn to cope without an inrush of foreign money.

Cheap money and an inrush of foreign capital fueled a lending boom, which poured credit into the housing market.

The inrush of selling orders, particularly from the provinces, established a record so far as this Morocco crisis is concerned.

"For €40 [£34] a quarter, and with the huge inrush of patients, I can only treat depression with medication".

The gut is minute, and detected prey is sucked into the mantle cavity by an inrush of water when the valves open.

This helps in the boom as well as the slump: when there's an inrush of money into a state, that draws in workers, but does not do too much to drive up wages relative to the rest of the country.

Moreover, the increase of gas flow rate from 0.8 to 1.45 mL/min contributed to the increase of inrush number of the trailing bubble and the decrease of departure time of the leading bubble, but equivalent departure diameter and departure volume of the leading bubble were not much different under various gas flow rates.

One might expect that these bring with them inrushes of professional assurance, public acclaim and cash.

Many serious problems were overcome in the construction, beginning with the deflection of surveying instruments by the gravitational fields of the mountains and including water inrushes of up to 13,000 gallons (49,270 litres) a minute.

Many deepwater Anomalodesmata have modified the typical bivalve ctenidium into a septum the "septibranch" ctenidium that creates pressure changes within the mantle cavity and produces sudden inrushes of water, carrying prey into a funnellike inhalant siphon (Cuspidaria).

Based on these conclusions, we designed the early warning system of water inrush to obtain the laws of the damage depth of floor rock and angular displacement.