Sentence examples for that the outflow from inspiring English sources

Should that operation also fail, the danger is that the outflow of oil could increase.

I discovered recently, thanks to Professor Eric Kaufmann, that the outflow of Londoners to other parts of the UK has been greater than the reverse since the 1860s.

The spokesman stressed, however, that the outflow should dwindle after two years, at which point the government might be able to dip into it again.

If America's other big institutional investors, such as pensions and insurance companies, have invested elsewhere at the same pace, he calculates that the outflow of dollars would now amount to $1.16 trillion, about the same as China's total foreign reserves.

Data being released this week by a group of Canadian homeowners, supplementing an engineering study from 2005 by W. F. Baird and Associates, a Canadian business, indicates that the outflow is undiminished and may be significantly greater than earlier estimates.

"I think largely that's due to rising interest rates," said David Haywood, an analyst at Financial Research, adding that the outflow was the largest since the company began keeping monthly records in January 1993.

Therefore, there is no continuity of magnetic field line across a diffusion region where the FIC is invalid, implying that there is no correspondence between MFL in the inflow region with that in the outflow region.

The underlying energy source that drives the outflow is unknown.

The veins leading from the penis have funnel-shaped valves that reduce the outflow of blood.

This basin is proposed to have sourced outburst floodwaters that sculpted the outflow channels, and ponded to form various hypothesized oceans, seas, and lakes episodically through time.

By that time, the outflow improved, although it maintained multiple circulations.