Sentence examples for experienced emigration from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is interesting to see that during the crisis, while foreigners experienced emigration rates above 6%%, only 0.1%% of Spaniards born in Spain moved abroad.

Even Fiji, a country that until recently was not perceived as an important source of migrants, has experienced emigration of around 120,000 citizens since the coups of 1987.

Other research suggests there are some offsetting benefits to workers of all skill levels in countries experiencing emigration; high rates of emigration of skilled workers tend to encourage "human capital formation"—or education and training in the country of origin, for instance.

Unlike Mexico, Turkey did not experience emigration as a challenge that aggravates under-population.

Examine the difference between Boston and Raleigh, N.C.; since 2000, Boston has experienced steady emigration, while Raleigh has welcomed new residents.

Yet others, among them most of the post-2004 EU accession countries, have experienced simultaneous emigration, transit migration, and immigration.

This geographical area has experienced substantial emigration that may affect economic development through the influx of remittances.

Finally, only a few countries among our group of 18 have experienced an emigration surplus in recent years; in the 1950s and 1960s there were many more.

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.

For this analysis, we used only stable periods (no changes in dominance hierarchy), hence all five periods in group A (but excluding one male, which died early in the study) and the first four periods in group B (afterwards the group experienced several emigrations and immigrations as well as rank changes, see Table  1).

This is a modern reality that will continue and for which the world needs to prepare – most countries will experience both emigration and immigration in future, depending on how well their economies are doing.