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Meanings of influx in English
Usage of influx in English
1
Behrens mentioned, for example, the recent influx of Polish immigrants to Ireland.
2
Yes, a large influx of foreign workers has taken place in Ireland.
3
Aid agencies worry that the huge influx will strain present government resources.
4
Kiev said there had been a new, mass influx of Russian armour.
5
The influx of virtual reality technology may have implications outside entertainment, too.
6
Mr Morrison said Australia had seen an unprecedented influx of renewable generation.
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Authorities there say they would struggle to cope with any new influx.
8
Germany' migrant influx triggered marches by the anti-Islam Pegida movement last year.
9
The sector has also had a recent influx of private equity interest.
10
Facing a labor crunch, many companies welcome the influx of part-time workers.
11
The influx of money is already changing the nature of the place.
12
It was a predecessor to the more recent influx of reality TV.
13
We must prepare ourselves for a possible influx of refugees from Vulcan.
14
Cash-strapped Greece has said it lacked the infrastructure to cope with influx.
15
In time the influx of tourists must make the river-side population rich.
16
The influx helped AfD secure its first seats in the national parliament.
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Influx across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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