Sentence examples for emigrated since from inspiring English sources

Metalworking industries have disappeared, and many people have emigrated since 1870 to the Ruhr and Aachen.

Iraq's Christians have dwindled; once numbering anywhere between 800,000 and 1.4 million, at least half are thought to have emigrated since 2003, their leaders say.

And the number of Hungarians who have emigrated since Orbán came to power is now higher than the number who left after Soviet forces crushed the 1956 uprising.

In Lithuania, one senior government figure reckons that as many as 200,000 of its 3.7m people have emigrated since independence, most of them young.Sloppy government also makes it hard for foreigners to trust the Balts, even when they like them.

More than 150,000 Hmong have emigrated since then, including about 30,000 in California's Central Valley.

Tomas Paez, a professor at Central University of Venezuela in Caracas, says that at least 4 million Venezuelans have emigrated since 1998 when Chavez first won election.

More than 600,000 people have lost their lives in Iraq and more than 2 million have been forced to emigrate since the American invasion began.

Thousands of Greeks have sought to emigrate since the spring of 2010, when the government signed its first loan agreement with international creditors in exchange for an array of austerity measures that have slashed living standards.

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.

Our measure for the migration network, N i,t, is the migration rate at the district level, defined as the share of households with a member who emigrated abroad during the 7-year period before the survey year.8 Through the networks effect, an individual living in a district with a high migration rate, should be more prone to emigrate, since this can lower migration costs.9.9

Urban-bound students were associated with an interest in private practice and had wanted to emigrate since before starting nursing school (p ≤ 0.01).