Sentence examples for more inflow from inspiring English sources

In Bryan's case it led to more inflow, rather than him going door to door, and it also led to his biggest early opportunity.

Since it is not possible to recover penetrated water from sulphate-bearing layers, swelling will stop only when there is no more inflow of groundwater (Ruch and Wirsing 2013).

In these countries, annual production of electricity increases by 8%, reflecting more inflow of water, while net exports doubles.

Commitments to GATS on the Financial Sector, including the portability of health insurance, may facilitate more inflow of foreign patients.

The orbitofrontal cortex was receiving more inflow in the high frequency gamma range in the tinnitus group compared to the control group.

With the new government policy to support more inflow of foreign patients, a Centre to Promote Trade in Health Services was set up in the MoPH.

Past amnesties, he said, simply spurred more inflows.

A possible upgrade in Brazil's debt rating by Moody's Investors Service could also fuel gains in stocks and attract more inflows into equity funds, analysts said.

Even as inflation has crept up, the central bank has refrained from raising interest rates (which have not changed for 16 months) for fear of attracting more inflows.

The firm's private client group, which consists of Wall Street's largest network of retail brokers, more than doubled its pretax profits, on the back of increased transactions by customers, more inflows and a continued tight rein on expenses.

Analysts and policy makers are concerned that the Fed's injection of more liquidity into the U.S. economy — through purchases of Treasury securities to the tune of $600 billion — could lead to yet more inflows as investors seek higher returns.