Meaning of 'inflow' in Basque is: inflow

inflow: inflow

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Noun(1) the process of flowing in

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(1) There has always been an inflow and outflow to and from this country and the benefits are incalculable.(2) This is partly because, when you put the two together, Britain has more incomers than outgoers, and thus a net inflow of population.(3) Net inflow into life assurance and pension funds rose by just 7% last year and this year has got off to a very wobbly start.(4) The inflow of people with disposable incomes could cause Bradford to remodel itself as an integrated living and leisure city with a sound economic basis.(5) Italy, to take one example, is estimated to require an inflow of at least 200,000 people a year just to keep its workforce steady.(6) This would be done through increasing the inflow of resources to support development programmes.(7) an inflow of less salty water(8) As Europe's population ages, an inflow of immigrants is likely to be an economic plus.(9) the firm experienced two years of cash inflow(10) But such a massive inflow would create problems for Australia's multicultural policy.(11) Without an inflow of young migrants, the British labour market would become tighter, leading companies to relocate overseas.(12) the inflow of migrant workers(13) America needs capital inflows to offset its widening trade gap and to fund the gap between government spending and taxes.(14) Asylum seekers have also made up a substantial chunk of the numbers coming to Britain during the 1990s, comprising between a sixth and a third of annual inflows .(15) For 750 years or more Cambridge has (with the exception of the odd revolt among the townsfolk) welcomed this seasonal human inflowing tide.(16) It may well be that a slowing down of capital inflows to the US will be the catalyst this time.