Sentence examples for vast inflow from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Bush administration admitted to drawing up plans for a "surge" of troops to the border if Mexico collapses, to prevent a vast inflow of refugees.

Years of breathtaking growth attracted vast inflows of foreign capital in the 1990s.

"From studying the data issued by the Home Office Assets Recovery Agency, there is no evidence to suggest there are vast inflows of money undermining the system.

Then the euro made investors believe that southern Europe was safe, causing a huge fall in interest rates there: This in turn led to vast inflows of capital; the flip side of these inflows was large trade deficits, and large counterpart German surpluses, which was just what the Germans needed.

Without huge inflows into non-U.S.

Whatever our founding fathers meant by "free speech," vast last-minute inflows of corporate and union money to buy TV attack ads can't possibly have been it.

The UNCTAD report indicates that Syria, despite increases in year-on-year investment, still trails other countries in the region in terms of investment inflows: –The vast bulk of outside investment still goes to Saudi Arabia ($38 billion), the UAE ($14 billion) and Qatar ($6.7 billion).

But those figures are dwarfed by earlier inflows, and the vast majority of investors appear to be hanging on.

The main advantage of this procedure is its capability of effectively predicting groundwater inflows in a vast variety of geological conditions especially from a single flow pathway such as a brittle fault zone to low permeable rock masses.

In all of them vast current-account deficits were financed by huge capital inflows.

The adoption of the euro opened up a period of bubble growth, with big capital inflows from other European countries, and the country experienced a vast runup in the stock market and a huge housing bubble.