Sentence examples for has migrated to from inspiring English sources
It started with vinyl, migrated to CDs, migrated to iTunes and finally has migrated to on-demand streaming services like Apple Music, SoundCloud, Spotify and YouTube.
Furthermore, our data indicated that this particular variant has migrated to China [26] and Egypt and it has diversified in haplotype and migrated to Europe.
That tactic has migrated to the Web.
At the moment, fear has migrated to the economic sphere.
MORE weekend work has migrated to the factory floor, too.
"From a literary point of view it's where the talent has migrated to.
Poverty, once largely a rural phenomenon, has migrated to the cities.
Yes, growth has slowed, but it's more that it has migrated to self-published books.
In a sense, the civil rights era has migrated to those new major issues".
As the readership of lads' mags has declined, their dwindling audience has migrated to the internet.
The literary historians' war-focussed version of Green has migrated to the public realm.
