Sentence examples for its inflow from inspiring English sources

Under DeVos, according to Davis Logsdon, the dean of the University of Minnesota's School of Education, the U.S. will have to "drastically increase its inflow of immigrants" if it wants people capable of performing even the simplest tasks.

Since it lost almost half of its population, we set all its inflow columns at zero.

Shasta Lake, its inflow from tributaries greatly diminished, dropped, while its waters warmed.

For Iceland was by no means unique in its inflow of funds.

Instead, its inflow of newcomers peaked between 1990 and 1995, gradually declined as other states were peaking, and fell again after 2001, to about 90,000 annually, down from 168,000 in 1990.

In addition, a total separation efficiency of 46% was employed at 600 ml s−1 of inflow rate and with an underflow rate of 25% its inflow rate.

FDI outflows from China grew to $101bn in 2013 and are expected to surpass its inflows within three years.

America remained both the biggest financier and the biggest recipient of direct investments, though its inflows fell from 2006.

Between 2008 and 2010, transfer mispricing cost Africa an average $38.4 billion every year, more than its inflows from either international aid or foreign direct investment.

Its inflowing rivers were used for irrigating cotton, causing the seabed to be contaminated by pesticide toxins which were now being blown about in the dust.

Despite its inflows falling, China became the world's largest recipient of FDI in the first half of 2012, largely because FDI to America flopped.