Sentence examples for massive inflow of from inspiring English sources

Developing countries could also struggle to process the sudden massive inflow of plastic waste.

Absent a massive inflow of tax dollars, jobs aren't going to come from the public sector.

Mr. Trump called for stopping "the massive inflow of refugees, which Hillary Clinton is trying to drastically increase".

We need the Wall to help stop the massive inflow of drugs from Mexico, now rated the number one most dangerous country in the world.

Dawie Roodt, a South African economist, forecast a "massive inflow" of foreign capital and a "massive increase" in tourism, but "I was completely wrong," he said.

The United States enjoyed the fastest, longest growth spurt in its history, and by far the fastest in the world, apparently even on a per capita basis, despite the massive inflow of immigrants.

Such massive inflows of hot money into emerging markets will have the destabilising effects of rapid currency appreciation and asset bubbles.

"We're not assuming there will be massive inflows of new public dollars into education," said Ann Stone, senior research and evaluation officer at the Wallace Foundation.

That is a green light for countries such as Brazil, which has already sought to stem massive inflows of capital, to take further measures, short of deliberately engineering a lower exchange rates.

A European Border and Coast Guard agency, mobilising at least 1,500 officers, has at last been established, and will provide support whenever a state is unable to secure its own borders alone, as in the case of massive inflows of migrants, which – let us not be naive – can allow terrorists to slip through.

Evidence from Macao and Hong Kong shows that massive inflows of tourists in the face of greater tourism openness tend to generate divergent impacts on both cities depending on their physical and socioeconomic conditions and thus lend support to the theoretical predictions.