Sentence examples for emigration to a from inspiring English sources

I think, sir, an agent should be here to explain to them the good that might accrue from emigration to a land where they can be men.

Sweden has gone from being a land of emigration to a land of immigration.

A year after the Commission published its last volume, World War I began and reduced emigration to a mere trickle.

Male emigration to a new troop typically occurs about every 4 years, so most males are in constant danger of having to defend themselves against other groups of males.

The effect of these measures on migration is hard to assess, as World War I (1914 1918) broke out the year after the commission published its last volume, reducing emigration to a mere trickle.

When her father's suicide finally tears the family apart, you feel the shards that are lodged within Sagesse's heart are there to stay and her emigration to America ("a home of a kind, without the crippling, warming embrace of history") is a balm, not a beginning.

The circuitous route he embarked upon before returning to Covent Garden to succeed Bernard Haitink as music director took in emigration to America, an education as a jobbing piano-player, and highly regarded behind the scenes work at some of the most prestigious opera houses in the world.

For Berehe, we hastened arrangements with the UN for his emigration to Norway, a process that had been in the works for some time.

In his next, "Oracle Bones," he kept track of some of his students from Fuling Teachers College, intercutting glimpses of their fledgling careers with accounts of a Uighur trader's emigration to America and a Chinese scholar's fatal devotion to tradition.

The tense situation in the dental care market results in strong competition between colleagues and may be a push factor for emigration to countries with a shortage of dentists.

Fujian and Zhejiang have been encouraging emigration to Africa as a source of remittances and of new jobs.