Sentence examples for would outflow from inspiring English sources

However, seeing such large channels in one of the floating ice shelves that surround Antarctica and then seeing that these channels line up with locations where we predict water would outflow from under the Antarctic ice sheet, is strong evidence that channelised drainage exists beneath, at least parts of, this huge ice sheet.

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When sympathetic outflow would have increased, both fingers and toes would have shown vasoconstriction.

If so, the motions of such an outflow would be detectable in the radio emissions.

Loosening controls, they argue, would prompt an outflow of Chinese capital, which in any event is seeking foreign havens.

If they were ever to smuggle that money out, the outflow would dent even China's reserves.

If this portfolio shift mirrors the behaviour of all pension, insurance and mutual fund managers, it would imply an outflow from dollar assets of $1.16 trillion since 2003.

"The outflow would mostly end up in the U.S. anyway," even if China is no longer controlling the destination of the money, said Michael Pettis, a finance professor at Peking University, in an interview on Thursday.

And if Japans domestic net saving surplus vanishes, the current $175 billion of capital outflow would no longer be available to other countries, while Japan might itself become a net drain on global savings.

If the "plumbing" of our body — our veins, in particular — was made of rigid pipes and the skin of our legs was tough like that of bird legs, cardiac outflow would always equal cardiac inflow, but this is not the case.