outflow

The outflow cost 57,000 jobs in 1987 and 1988 alone.

In 2011, an outflow was made at the southern side.

I have seen the outflow of our kids 180,000 population loss over the last four years.

As a result of this outflow, population control is less necessary.

The outflow of water is very large and the temperature high.

The conditions for good outflow were present but did not develop.

That will drive down prices, and lead to further outflows.

Outflow is the amount of water that leaves the country.

Despite the growth the church has relative large outflow of members.

"We think it is appropriate to have an outflow as well."

From that height they could see no sign of the outflows.

What you're seeing now is the biggest outflow of people and equipment you'll ever see.

The writing must be an instrument for outflow of ideas, and nothing else.

Due to the population outflow, the last school on the island closed down in 2003.

This cash outflow occurred in the first half of the year.

It is probably a major source of water for large outflow channels.

Many of his funds lost more than 50 percent in 2001 and 2002 while experiencing significant outflows.

Such funds have had net outflows every month since June 1997.

It was the first outflow for that category since December 1990.

As in the previous week, most of the outflow came from institutional funds.

The currents caused by that outflow can be pretty strong.

No one knows for sure how many Japanese have left, since the outflow began in earnest less than five years ago.

But she added that colleagues elsewhere had reported an outflow.

Long after that task was accomplished, the technology outflow continued.

A fall in interest rates will lead to an outflow of short-term capital from the country.