huge influx

It has also absorbed a huge influx of people who do not read English.

We have taken in a huge influx since 1965.

The area, which remains majority black, has seen a huge influx of whites in recent decades.

"There was a huge influx of people here eleven years ago.

In the last fifty years, a huge influx of people have drastically changed the environment.

Our transport system will be preparing for a huge influx of spectators during the Games.

This huge influx of workers into new cities created the need for Deaf clubs.

That's the question, and yet it does seem able to absorb huge influxes of fresh material.

The reason is a huge influx of Asian immigrants.

Multiply it by 800 million people online and suddenly, there's a huge influx of hours just waiting to be put to good use.

"There's been a huge influx of people coming in with a lot of money and buying up houses."

There is a need for solidarity with countries receiving huge influxes of immigrants.

"But there is a huge influx of people into places you've never heard of.

Here, the academic system hasn't been able to cope with the huge influx of students in the past decade.

The bubble brought a huge influx of people, but the tourists have gone home and the ratio is back to normal.

We've got a huge influx of new people.

Their economic prospects are directly threatened by the huge influx of illegal immigrants, he said.

Partly, this is driven by the huge influx in immigrants, who tend to be of working age or younger.

This was before the huge influx; that came later in the sixties and the early seventies, the new town expansion.

It was built because of the huge influx of coal miners.

The survey revealed that facilities were inadequate given the huge influx of refugees in the area.

"Our general sense is that the retail and restaurant options haven't caught up with this huge influx."

It has also seen a huge influx of immigrants - immigration being previously almost non-existent.

Two other things resulted from this huge influx.

This allowed to provide clean water to a burgeoning population inflated by a huge influx of refugees.