inflows (Meaning)

inflows

something that flows in, the act of flowing in, a flowing in

The company experienced record-breaking inflows of revenue during the first quarter.
The inflows of foreign direct investment have played a significant role in the country's economic growth.
The river flows into the lake, providing a steady inflow of water.
The financial crisis caused a sharp decline in inflows of capital.
The positive inflows from exports offset the negative inflows from imports.
The inflow of patients into the hospital emergency room surged during the flu season.
The inflows of sunlight into the greenhouse helped accelerate plant growth.
The inflow of knowledge and ideas from different cultures enriched the community.
The inflows of tourists into the city provide a significant boost to the local economy.
The company's inflows of cash have exceeded its outflows, resulting in a positive cash flow position.

something that flows in, the act of flowing in, a flowing in

influxes,incomes, floods, fluxes, flows, stampedes, affluences,inpourings, inundations, rivers

outpourings,outflows,flights,emigrations

The company experienced record-breaking inflows of revenue during the first quarter.

The inflows of foreign direct investment have played a significant role in the country's economic growth.

The river flows into the lake, providing a steady inflow of water.

The financial crisis caused a sharp decline in inflows of capital.