Sentence examples for remarkable influx from inspiring English sources

WU MAN -- Among the remarkable influx of Chinese musicians to New York in recent years, this virtuoso on the pipa (a penetrating Chinese lute), presented by the World Music Institute, is among the finest.

Such tokenism survives today with regard to Islam despite there being a remarkable influx of compelling artists from Muslim cultures working in Europe and the US with themes and motifs that reference Islam culturally if not religiously.

Schools on Long Island have witnessed a remarkable population change with the influx of these young immigrants.

A decline in the BCAA/AAA ratio was evident after LPS infusion, and this was associated with a remarkable increase in the estimated unidirectional influx of phenylalanine.

Yet in the memorable and unpredictable aftermath of that result, it was the SNP that was reborn, witnessing an influx of new members and remarkable electoral success.

So, we have shown that the established methods lead to remarkable errors in the determination of the energy influx in this case.

"The influx of people into the city was remarkable, like an ocean flooding in,'' she says when asked for her recollections of the day.

The areas near Sellafield and Dounreay are remarkable because of their geographic isolation and large population influx (Kinlen, 1988).

The scale of the influx, and the ease with which it was absorbed, was remarkable.

Remarkable turnover in the Senate over the past two years has brought a notable influx of younger members -- at least by Senate standards -- who are transforming an institution where political life has sometimes seemed to begin at 65 and in one recent instance stretched to 100.

That price is not simply an influx of millions of refugees, for which the Turkish people have shown a remarkable tolerance.