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Some hospitals are overwhelmed by the influx of injured.

Expanding population and influx of migrant workers are closely related to the problem.

But the influx of foreign colleges might have more interesting consequences, too.

With a booming economy and influx of people, demand for fresh vegetables increased.

Camp officials say they have plenty of supplies to take care of the influx of people fleeing from the floods.

Old Mormon Fort became excessively burdened by the influx of patients, struggling to provide even the most basic of services.

Although many colleges have tentacles firmly planted abroad, the influx of foreign-born presidents could extend that reach.

Revived handicrafts that have no fear of being beaten down by the influx of machine-made goods from abroad.

This 2006 photo of the old district in Kabul, Afghanistan, shows one of the effects of the influx of foreign capital following the expulsion of the Taliban.

With the cessation of transportation, the gold rushes of the 1850s and the influx of free settlers, a view of the ‘born colonist’ emerged.

An influx of more than a million Iraqi refugees, plus the sudden return of hundreds of thousands of Syrian labourers from Lebanon, added extra burdens.

Suppose that the database of books also gets an influx of new books from all over the world, with books written in Chinese, Russian, and other languages.

The mortuary in Damaturu, the capital of Yobe state, was overwhelmed as a single employee coped with the influx of dead bodies.

The rather anticlimactic story which followed described how an influx of young people escaping Europe's economic woes is flooding into Hong Kong looking for jobs.

But an influx of aid, which would allow the state to keep goods on the shelves and satisfy key constituencies, would make it easier.

Not physically, by toppling across the Gulf of Aden that separates the countries, though some may imagine that the influx of 100,000-plus destitute Somali refugees may shift its centre of gravity.

Within hours of the attacks, CSUleaders were exploiting them as part of their effort to undercut Chancellor Angela Merkel and force her to slow the influx ofmigrants from the Middle East.

My mother said, "I watched a fascinating show on the influx of nutria and armadillos down in Louisiana, which made me think of your fucking father, which made me think of you."

The airport is currently working over capacity and the reconstruction project will equip it to deal with the influx of passengers and cargo expected during the 2008 Olympic Games.

It was the wealthiest nation in Europe, but the uncontrolled influx of goods and minerals from Spain "s colonies in the Americas resulted in rampant inflation and economic depression."

He-and his colleague from Malta, which has also been hit by an influx of north Africans-wanted the EU to apply an emergency rule to relocate the refugees across all member states.

It faces an influx of refugees.

An influx of new, untested MPs poses its own problems.

This influx of offshore insurance is actually a way of capital outflow.

The influx of cats prompted a period of dramatic decline among the dog clan.

The influx of transnational also accelerated the formation of Shanghai’s pillar industries, such as the automobile manufacturing industry.

To a large extent the us summer leisure industry relies on an influx of cheap teen Labour.

An influx of tens of thousands of Palestinians to the city has fuelled a building boom, with 20-storey skyscrapers soaring upwards.

The cities of Padova and Vicenza are prosperous in commerce, architectural sites are well preserved, and there is no influx of tourists.

It was in the60 s that East Village saw a huge influx of artistic forces from the tenants who moved down there for its cheap rents.

However, the large influx of people did not cause traffic jams or other problems, as Hangzhou had prepared well for this.

He also pointed out that due to the continuous influx of injured victims, almost all of the existing hospitals in Mianyang had been overcrowded, operating in an overloaded state.

There is also no new office supply due in the prime business district until 2010, while the influx of skilled Labour is running at high levels adding to the demand pool for properties.

Small bars are abuzz and people pile into huts hooked up to generators to watch football matches. Churches, boosted by an influx of missionaries, are filled to the rafters.

A large influx of tourists made the summer resort lively.

Textile workers favoured protection because they feared an influx of cheap cloth.

But because the levy is so low, the authorities cannot rely on it to stem the influx of foreign Labour.

Ancient Greece as the Philosophy of Science and withdraw troops from the front of the home along with the influx of east crusade in Europe.

He is the first suspected top smuggler to be arrested in Africa and detained in Italy which, like Greece, has been overwhelmed by an influx of hundreds of thousands of migrants since 2008.

People demand a lot of her, not really understanding that you don't go into a business like tidying if you're able to handle a normal influx of activity and material.

Good weather and selling soybean plunged 5.3% to limit the influx of air.

These are two examples of a continent-wide phenomenon; African cities are struggling to cope with an unprecedented influx of people.

The influx of cold air on top of warm, moist air favours the sort of deep convection that creates powerful storms, turning moisture in the air into water on the ground very efficiently.

When he was half a child, Lin Di was sweating profusely, and the influx of information finally stopped.

Reproduction limit the influx of goods.

Bhutan, famously wary of mass tourism, has been trying to prevent an influx of "volume tourists" who might create demand for Western-style culture.