noun
definition
The act or process of flowing in or into
definition
Anything which flows in or into
example
The inflow of air
definition
Influence from outside.
Examples of inflows in a Sentence
The cyclonic inflows and anticyclonic outflows, so characteristic of the belt of westerly winds the world over, are very irregular in the Cord illeran region; but farther eastward they are typically developed by reason of the great extent of open country.
Net institutional fund inflows for the first six months of the year were £ 704 million.
His immediate challenge will be how to prevent massive capital inflows from destabilizing domestic monetary conditions.
M&G's net retail fund inflows also fell, down 19 per cent to £ 130 million.
Net investment product inflows of £ 0.9 billion are up 249 per cent on 2004.
Every year, hundreds of billions of dollars, far in excess of aid inflows, flow out of poor countries to the rich.
That would be likely to add to the problem of potentially volatile capital inflows next time around.
Cash inflows and outflows used for investing, operations, and financing are tracked to determine a firm's liquidity.