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One is a huge influx of money.

Some hospitals are overwhelmed by the influx of injured.

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

An influx of nomads has turned the Mongolian capital upside down.

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

But the influx of applicants has already broken the exam's website once.

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

The influx of less prepared minority students has brought down the school's passing rate on AP tests.

Singapore’s ongoing tourist influx boosted the fortune of hotelier Koh Wee Meng, who moved up ten ranks to No. 14.

Dave Noonan, the national secretary of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union, says Australia must limit the influx of foreign workers.

An influx of tourists may also soon lead to increased attention from authorities and real-estate developers, disturbing Dali's mellow aura.

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

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 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.

But it is feared the influx of "eco-tourists is causing" horrendous "pollution from ship fuel and rubbish, as well as disturbing wildlife in one of the last pristine landscapes left on Earth."

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.