Sentence examples for broader migration from inspiring English sources
A new farmer at 40, after her rise from Top Gear researcher to Bill Oddie's sidekick on Springwatch, Humble sees herself as part of a broader migration of Brits back towards rural subsistence.
A Brookings Institute study released in May highlighted a broader migration of blacks toward the South, noting that the Atlanta area recently surpassed Chicago as the second-largest black community in the country, after New York.
The report noted that while claims for asylum are an indicator of the desperation created by conflicts, they are not an indicator of broader migration trends, and do not reflect the number of people who are officially recognized as refugees.
It also polarised the broader migration debate in the UK.
The U.S., at a meager13percentnt, is only in the beginning stages of its own broad migration to online/mobile ordering.
Some of this is by choice as black homeowners sell property and move elsewhere into the suburbs, exurbs or follow a broad migration back into the South.
This broad migration season is because different age and sex classes have different departure dates although there are large overlaps between the groups.
Ongoing surveillance of breast cancer occurrence patterns in this high-risk population informs breast cancer etiology through comparison of trends with lower-risk populations and by highlighting the importance of examining how broad migration patterns influence the geographic distribution of risk factors.
The observed broad migration pattern of the recombinant protein seen in these experiments is consistent with the gel mobility of PMP22 from sciatic nerves, and is likely due to heterogeneity in the carbohydrate modification of the protein (Pareek et al., 1997).
The 120,000 figure comes on top of a previous proposal, presented by the commission in May as part of a broader European migration agenda, to relocate 40,000 asylum seekers from Greece and Italy.
