Sentence examples for as emigrating from inspiring English sources

"They see it as emigrating to a better life.

In Malawi, younger health-care providers may entertain the idea of possibilities that they see others taking advantage of, such as emigrating for better opportunities for their young families, whereas those opportunities are less available to the female health-care providers in our study living in Afghanistan.

Only cells adjacent to and clearly outside the vessel under study were counted as emigrated.

Only cells adjacent to and clearly outside the venule were counted as emigrated.

When the need of protection is crucial (e.g. the survival of a threatened individual is at stake), the person is listed as emigrated and a person with the new PIN listed as immigrated (e.g. A Karlsson 1967xxxx-xxxx formally emigrates and then immigrates under a new identity (E Johansson, 1967yyyy-yyyy).

The Conservatives have also said they want to get migration back to the levels seen in the 1980s and 1990s - but unlike UKIP their chosen measure includes students and family members, as well as those emigrating from the UK.

Among tertiary-educated workers, about one third of Tunisians and Egyptians have no intention of emigrating, as well as about two fifths of Albanians and two thirds of Moldovans.

Third, South Africa has relatively low emigration intensity, but as far as people emigrate it is overwhelmingly out-of-the-continent. Fourth, the urban coastal zones of a number of relatively prosperous West-African countries (Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal) form an emergent zone of increasing extra-continental emigration (with the notable exception of Côte d'Ivoire).

Here, dact1 has taken over dact2 expression domains such as the emigrating cranial neural crest cells.

Although the calculated migrations values and directions were not entirely consistent across the five analyses, in summary the effective migration rates characterized Myanmar genetically as an emigrating population.

But a survey this year by SAMP found that skilled black South Africans were almost as likely to consider emigrating as whites.