Sentence examples for crossing migration from inspiring English sources
With a growing American law enforcement presence on the border, illegal crossings have become so difficult -- and even deadly -- that many migrants and their families choose to stay in the United States, rather than to risk a repeated crossing, migration experts say.
We imposed these limitations mainly because DEMIG aims to cross migration policy data with flow data that is primarily available at the national level (Vezzoli et al. 2014).
Simulations based on existing experimental FO data confirmed that FO operation in a counter-current/SFD mode provides slight improvement with respect to water flux, and reduced cross migration of feed and draw solutes relative to the co-current mode of operation.
Dad's bookie joints didn't get a lot of cross migration with the people who were hanging out at the Baptist Church.
Cross-migration involves moving content between storage providers in the same tier.
Born and reared under segregation, they were the ministerial version of the Great Migration, crossing the Mason-Dixon Line for their seminary studies and doctoral degrees.
Cell migration, crossing basement membrane and connective tissue matrix barriers are other aspects of PMN function traditionally thought to require proteolytic activity [6].
In North America migratory birds are to a large extent exposed to large variations in declination, i.e. angular difference between geographic and geomagnetic North, across nearby areas, especially in the high Arctic, where declination may change fast when crossing longitudes on migration flights (Åkesson et al., 2005).
Thus the Mediterranean continues to be criss-crossed by migrations and mixed bloods.
The oldest established early marine travel anywhere was the sea-crossing migration of anatomically modern Homo sapiens to Australia, beginning about 60,000 years ago.
As is the case with any race-crossing migration, violence against incoming Sudanese has been a regular phenomenon, the most recent a devastating arson attack.
