Sentence examples for emigration in the from inspiring English sources

However, immigration is predicted to slightly exceed emigration in the coming years.

The ONS forecasts assume there will be no net emigration in the future.

The recent exodus has surpassed the wave of Portuguese emigration in the 1960s that saw an unskilled labour force leave.

"It is not an exaggeration to say that during the worst days there was serious talk of emigration in the Mitchell family," he says.

The major foreign communities are French, Comorian, Indian and Pakistani, and Chinese, although emigration in the late 20th century has significantly reduced their populations.

This predominantly Yiddish-speaking population was greatly reduced by emigration in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and by the devastation of the Holocaust.

Indeed, at the time of NC emigration in mice the most dorsal part of the neural tube, including some premigratory NC cells residing in that area, are positive for p75 [39].

LSIA 1 and LSIA 2 contain more than 300 questions about the settlement process and conditions experienced pre-emigration in the home country and after relocating to Australia.

Observation over 22 hours showed 312 divisions, 15 deaths and 17 emigrations in the control experiments and 316 divisions, 21 deaths and 7 emigrations in the Johrei experiments.

The files of the NHSCRs and CSA are virtually complete population registers for their countries, and enabled the NHSCRs and CSA to provide us with 'flagging' information on all deaths and emigrations in the cohort up to the present.

While Ireland has the highest level of physician emigration in Europe and the second highest in the world [ 16, 17], the reasons why physicians emigrate are unclear.