Sentence examples for other inflows of from inspiring English sources

Such remittances have become an important source of income in many developing countries, dwarfing other inflows of capital from overseas such as foreign direct investment and multilateral aid.

where, Ssys = system salinity of Pulicat Socn = salinity of BoB SQ = salinity in stream runoff SP = salinity due to direct precipitation SG = salinity of groundwater SO = salinity of other inflows such as sewage.

SO = salinity of other inflows such as sewage.

The surge of capital and other inflows into India has taken a variety of forms, ranging from foreign direct investment (FDI) to remittances sent home by Indian expatriates.

Others include inflows of money from rich-country investors seeking high returns; and signs that, despite the political noise, the region's governments are running their finances well, in particular by cutting fuel subsidies.The gains in the region's main currencies have not been spectacular (see chart) but they are provoking squeals from local businesses.

FDI flows have held up more strongly than have inflows of other forms of private capital in recent years.

Others claim that controls on inflows of capital should be imposed.

Nevertheless, contrary to other developed countries, inflow of high caliber immigrants from the countryside or cities of lower tiers in China in fact brings down real wages.

Yet this happened at a time when many of our great cities have been invigorated by new universities, inflows of students from other parts of Britain and Europe, a renaissance of culture and sports which have brought them new life.

The Everglades ecosystem in Florida, USA, is naturally phosphorus (P) limited, and faces threats of ecosystem change and associated losses to habitat, biodiversity, and ecosystem function if subjected to high inflows of P and other nutrients.

And, as Theodora mentioned, over the last few decades, economists have studied extensively whether even sudden large inflows of people from other countries have displaced native workers; one episode in the UK that's been studied enormously is the sudden influx of between 500,000 and 600,000 people from central Europe after the opening of the UK in 2004.