Sentence examples for have emigrated out from inspiring English sources
The most likely scenario is that there were a few instances of sexual reproduction between Neanderthals and human individuals belonging to the population that is thought to have emigrated out of Africa to populate the world sometime after seventy thousand years ago, explaining why the Neanderthal DNA sequences are not found in African genomes.
But to meet them in Bangkok or Bogotá or Sydney is to encounter, for the most part, an educated elite that has emigrated out of choice — or members of the diaspora who straddle two lands.
Of all victims, 3.6 % were deceased and 3.23 % had emigrated out of the Netherlands.
These difficulties in involving workers who have emigrated are identified as an obstacle in carrying out studies on this issue [ 15, 20].
In the past four years, 300,000 people have emigrated from the Republic of Ireland; four out of 10 of them were aged 15 - 24.
7 out of 10 of his children have emigrated.
Hundreds of thousands have emigrated.
Younger Chinese meanwhile have emigrated, to Canada, Australia and America.
Millions of Chinese have emigrated from Quanzhou.
The best and brightest have emigrated, leaving a waning economy.
