Sentence examples for emigrate during the from inspiring English sources

Traditionally Britons have tended to emigrate during the good years while preferring to stay put in uncertain economic times.

Bias owing to emigration should also be negligible, since only 0.4% of the subjects emigrated during the ca. 2-year follow-up period.

Twenty-five (2%) participants emigrated during the follow-up period and were censored at the time of emigration.

Many Vietnamese who emigrated during the war identify closely with the Republican Party's anti-Communism.

Born January 19 , 1932in Berlin, Germany his family emigrated during the war and settled in Scarsdale, NY.

The number of Irish who emigrated during the famine may have reached two million.

Many of her friends, she recalls with wistfulness and no small amount of anger, emigrated during the Iran-Iraq war.

Around one million Albanians emigrated during the last decade as the economy collapsed and the country at one point descended into anarchy.

This prize-winning novel imagines nineteenth-century America through the eyes and in the sparkling dialect of an Irishman who emigrates during the Great Famine.

It is to other places on the map that families like the Gormans are and have been emigrating during the recession.

In his seminal study of the impact of the Mariel Boatlift, David Card (1990) found that the Mariel influx had virtually no effect on the wages or unemployment rates of less-skilled workers, even among Cubans who had emigrated during the earlier waves of immigration from Cuba.