Sentence examples for attempt to migrate from inspiring English sources

There will certainly be students in the 'away' track who cannot or will not migrate, just as there may be students in the 'home' track that attempt to migrate.

The four lower Snake River dams kill millions of Chinook juveniles every year as they attempt to migrate downriver to the ocean.

Our approach makes the assumption that animals attempt to migrate along the most direct route to their destination; in this case the great circle route between foraging sites in the Northwest Atlantic and breeding sites in the Caribbean.

For example, roughly 35% of the Yellowstone bison population was lethally removed in 2008 to limit the potential for disease transmission from bison to cattle as bison attempt to migrate out of the park during winter.

A striking 57.9% of the interviewees reported that they would make more than one attempt to migrate (if their previous attempts failed).

The entrepreneur's attempt to migrate TV audiences to pay TV coverage this year never got off the starting grid, with audiences in motor racing hotbeds such as Germany and Italy falling far below expectations.

Vaud was first inhabited in prehistoric times by the lake dwellers and then by the Celtic Helvetii, who while attempting to migrate south were defeated by Julius Caesar in 58 bc.

Deezer's moves have included acquiring Muve, Cricket's (free!) music service, from AT&T, for under $100 million and attempting to migrate those customers to Deezer's $9.99 paid tier.

The higher number of connections messages, as compared to disconnection, is due to users attempting to migrate between RRHs and having their handover denied by the power control application.

After moving local data and processes to the cloud, the lack of standards for protocols and formats directly affects attempts to migrate to a different provider even if this is motivated by legitimate reasons such as non-fulfillment of SLAs, outages or provider bankruptcy [77].

Variants of the model have then been used, for example, by Boyes et al. ([1989]) for analysing the default on loans while taking into account whether an application for a loan was accepted or not and Litchfield and Reilly ([2009]) to investigate whether an individual has attempted to migrate conditional on having considered migrating.