Sentence examples for decades of migration from inspiring English sources

They can't undo decades of migration.

After decades of migration from the Andes, two out of three Peruvians now live on its desert coast.

Decades of migration to the capital from the poorer east have turned the century-old houses of central Havana into overcrowded slums.

First, rural Tory seats tend to have bigger populations than urban Labour ones: a result of decades of migration to the countryside.

I moved to Washington Heights in 1997, trailing three and a half decades of migration that had made the northern reaches of Manhattan the epicenter of Dominican culture in the United States.

Decades of migration to the cities have left rural communities struggling to survive, but here the school rolls are up and the Spanish is accented, thanks to the mayor's recruitment of new residents from Latin America and Eastern Europe.

The growth has also been fed by a decade of migration of blacks from the North.

Smart collective strategies would surely help the Continent deal with what are likely to be decades of intense migration from the many poor countries in its extended neighborhood.

And the collision that Maharashtra has experienced for two decades, of money, migration and hereditary political power, is one that much of India now faces.

Florida, which had watched as the decades of robust migration into the state reversed into net declines during the economic downturn, was starting to recover.

In the capital cities of Europe that same paradoxical condition has more or less been reached especially in Brussels, the self-styled capital of Europe, where decades of economic migration have been reinforced by an influx of European Union bureaucrats.