Sentence examples for era of migration from inspiring English sources
For a start, the era of migration is likely to be temporary.
And it is still lower than in America, where the proportion is now about 13%, not far off the 15% peak reached just before the first world war, in the previous great era of migration.
Using ethnic and geographically specific growth charts in children is especially important in the era of migration and globalization.
Runic inscriptions from the era of migrations, ranging from eastern France through Germany up to Denmark and eastward via Poland to Romania, are supplemented by the later, richer yield from England and Scandinavia.
"Migrants are now connected instantaneously, continuously, dynamically and intimately to their communities of origin...This is a fundamental and profound break from the past eras of migration".
Discussing the era of Caribbean migration, he writes that "the docking of the SS Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks in 1948 did not herald the beginning of multiracial Britain... Long-established communities existed in Liverpool, Manchester, Cardiff, South Shields and Glasgow".
On top of that it was "not fit for purpose: averse to a culture of personal responsibility, technologically ill-equipped for an era of mass migration, and led by officials who are incapable of producing facts or figures that remain accurate for even a short period of time".
It has to be said that we have been in an era of mass migration for at least 15 years now and yet there are few signs on the streets of the kind of race riots seen in the northern cities of Oldham and Burnley back in 2001.
Through these connecting points in Ana's and Europe's situation, we wish to illustrate and discuss some of the personal as well as societal tensions and challenges in terms of citizenship and citizenship formation in Europe of today, in an era of international migration.
In this era of global migration, some of which is documented and some undocumented, who counts as American?
