Sentence examples for total inward from inspiring English sources

Based on those results, we now present the findings from a volunteer simulation study to test the effect of facial fit through assessment of Total Inward Leakage (TIL).

By the end of 1999 Britain held just over a fifth of total inward investment in the EU, well ahead of any other country.As the economic climate has changed in Britain, so has the industrial landscape.

In particular, FDIs in Italy are mainly concentrated in the services sector, which accounted for 52.7%% of the total inward FDI stock in 2009.

Similarly, the aggregation of total inward flows and outward flows (goods and services imported from/exported to other region but not from/to foreign countries) should be approximately equal.

Arriva is the first multinational company in terms of number of FDI on the total inward investments in the Italian logistics industry (5% on the total Italian FDI and 22% of the Italian investments made by the first ten global players7 [27]).

Total inward leakage (TIL) percentage was calculated by dividing the concentrations on the outside and on the inside (TIL = (concentration inside/concentration outside)×100); the calculated quantitative protection factor was the inverse of the leakage (PF = (TIL/100)−1).

In the second half of the 1990s, Britain increased its share of the total stock of inward investment in the EU from less than a fifth to almost a quarter.

And since 2005, though China has ploughed over $50 billion into America, that sum represents less than 2% of America's total stock of inward investment, according to the Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC.China's ODI would be greater if host countries were more hospitable.

There will also be second-round effects as activity weakens elsewhere in the world economy.A second channel is investment by American firms in Britain, which account for two-fifths of the total stock of inward investment.

According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), in 2012 the U.S. tops the list of the total amount of inward and outward foreign direct investment flows, amounting to US$167.62 billion, while China was second with $121.08 billion, and Hong Kong third with $74.584 billion (UNCTAD 2013).

By 1992 the total investment in NMUK reached £900m, the largest single Japanese inward investment in Europe.