Sentence examples for enormous emigration from inspiring English sources
Immigration was first mentioned in a party platform in 1848, according to Rita Simon, a sociologist at American University, just a few years after the potato famine brought an enormous emigration from Ireland.
Selasi suggests that the enormous psychic strain of emigration might take its toll later on, producing a kind of torpor.
A result was mass emigration to the United States, enormous even by already-high past standards.
Migration, or more specifically emigration, has been of enormous importance for Syria since many decades.
(Incidentally, Jewish emigration had become a flourishing business; for enormous amounts of money, Jews could buy their way out. Eichmann, however, did not mention this).
But, like everyone in Ireland, I want answers — for the taxes piled on taxes, for the enormous cuts to essential services, for the dole queues and the flood of emigration, for the desperation in the voices of people who are trapped in ghost estates and don't have the money to buy their kids shoes.
Emigration, love, and homesickness.
Emigration controls were passed.
The emigration began immediately.
