inflow
IPA: ˈɪnfɫoʊ
noun
- The act or process of flowing in or into
- Anything which flows in or into
- (figurative) Influence from outside.
verb
- To flow in.
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Examples of "inflow" in Sentences
- US TIC data show $63. 3bn net long term inflow in Dec
- March's net long-term inflow was roughly three times the $47.1 billion inflow in February and shattered a previous record set in May 2007.
- US TIC data show $63. 3bn net long term inflow in Dec. That represents still strong demand for US financial assets, despite some official sales
- John Cuming of Delta said there were positive indications as reflected in the short term inflow of foreign capital and the stability of the rand.
- But given the state of the economy, big bucks are not on the horizon, and any idea for improving the medium that relies on a huge monetary inflow is dead on arrival.
- During the past ten years there has been a certain inflow of foreign born doctors into Canada, a number of whom are well established in practice and rendering first class service.
- The developed countries would then have less difficulty in giving financial aid to the third world; and, what in my opinion is even more important, they could much more readily accept the inflow from the third world of their labour-intensive products.
- He said that GEAR was nevertheless contributing towards the economy's improved competitiveness by encouraging a huge short-term inflow of capital, enhancing the competitiveness of South African businesses and indirectly encouraging the unbundling of the major conglomerates via the partial rlaxation of exchange controls.
- Over the past sixty or seventy years, rainfall has varied by 17%, population has risen 340%, the storage capacity of dams has increased by 390%, the area under irrigation has risen by 290%, the lake inflow from the Lerma river has decreased by 79% and the amount of water extracted from the lake (excluding evaporation) has decreased (Yes! decreased) by 89%.
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