Sentence examples for emigrate in one from inspiring English sources

"Imagine having 50percentt of your population emigrate in one day.

Fluctuations in the unemployment rates in the destination countries are apparently very relevant for the decision to emigrate, since an increase in unemployment by one percentage point decreases the inflow of migrants by seven percent.

My partner also tutored, and his pupil's family were obviously well off - so I was really surprised to find that my first pupil, the daughter of a single mother who had emigrated from Kenya, lived in one of the most deprived parts of the city.

By the time my grandfather emigrated, the church's most active members could fit in one photo, which my aunt keeps, carefully annotated, in one of her albums.

The famine of 1845 1852 resulted in one million deaths, and just as many were forced to emigrate.

In one set of court papers, he said he was born in Beijing in 1943 and emigrated to South Korea soon after the Communist takeover of China six years later.

Many young people still must emigrate in search of jobs.

For example, many species emigrate in response to crowding.

None came to the United States or were from a family that emigrated from one of the countries listed in the travel ban, it said.

In 2015, 620 trained emergency medicine doctors emigrated to Australia and New Zealand (one third of all UK emergency doctors).

Born in Norway on December 24 , 1923 Bjorn emigrated in 1951.