Sentence examples for much greater flow from inspiring English sources

6.32pm BST Earnest is asked what real force there is behind the US threat to cancel aid to Egypt, given the much greater flow of money toward Cairo from the Gulf.

A World Bank report this month said an accord brokered by the US secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, to allow a much greater flow of goods and people from Gaza to Israel and the West Bank had collapsed.

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Much greater flow rates can be used and the resolution of the monolith rod column is insignificantly less affected by particulate materials.

I believe that industrialized countries will not lose sight of these opportunities and that in future we shall see a much greater flow of capital for investment in forestry across national borders.

"There's a bit of cynicism," says Stuart Kinnersley of Nikko Asset Management, a big investor in World Bank green bonds: "There's a general belief that you're paying more for this extra bit of green, even though you're not".But these instruments are only a stepping stone to the much greater capital flow that greening the world economy will require.

Companies practice a form of decentralization that involves much greater information flow among multiple units in the company as well as with suppliers and customers.

With a fund, I would have access to far more liquidity because a fund has much greater cash flow.

"What the consortia model of e-business will enable," Mr. Pleasance said, "is, one, the processing of today's business -- better ordering, scheduling, billing, collection -- but, two, much greater information flows allowing the companies to collaborate more seamlessly about creating new products, managing inventory, handling logistics".

Although the number of channels affects the small-size PEFC performance much greater than the flow field geometric configurations, the further investigation revealed that the influence of configurations will be greater as the number of channels increases.

Second, we observe the rise of the UK, and especially the London region, to a position of much greater dominance for current intra-European flows than it had in the past.