Sentence examples for a wave of migration from inspiring English sources
The slow-motion crisis has already caused a wave of migration.
The Albanian couple, like Poles before them, moved to the area in a wave of migration two decades ago.
Many indigenous Fijians, whose ancestors were part of a wave of migration centuries ago by Melanesians and Polynesians, do not support Mr. Speight.
Müller's proposal follows a year in which Europe's leaders responded to a wave of migration at its borders with a fragmented series of strategies and promises, many of which they failed to uphold, or were slow to enact.
Neighbours on the steppe, fleeing from the Hsiung-nu, moved south and west, generating in turn a wave of migration that eventually reached from the borders of China as far as northwestern India and the Roman limes along the Danube.
A wave of migration by ethnic Chinese has been encouraged, so much that where there was not a single one in Tibet five decades ago, today half the population of Lhasa, the capital, is Chinese.
As a result, Kerala may have to brace itself for a wave of reverse migration.
He immigrated to the United States, part of a wave of African migration that has come to many American cities.
May thinks British voters aren't ready to see a wave of new migration from non-EU countries, never mind what Brexit campaigners promised in the referendum.
Most of the county's blacks and Hispanics are concentrated in a few municipalities, and that has not changed much in spite of a wave of minority migration since 1990.
In the early twentieth century, amid a wave of Japanese migration, states passed laws prohibiting people "ineligible for citizenship" — a code for those mainly of Asian descent — from owning land.
