Sentence examples for have migrated abroad from inspiring English sources

Polluting factories have migrated abroad.

About 2.3 million jobs have been lost during the Bush years, and many -- the exact number is unclear -- have migrated abroad.

Many editors and reporters nurtured in that culture have migrated abroad, some of them to Murdoch-owned papers in America, Australia and elsewhere, taking their no-holds-barred attitudes with them.

In the event, the turnout was high: it is unofficially estimated that 75% of those on the electoral register voted (and most of the rest are thought to have migrated abroad, or to have died).

Some have migrated abroad and send remittances home.

A sizable number of Ethiopian academics have migrated abroad in search of better conditions [ 6- 9].

Knowledge of a pharmacist who has migrated abroad also plays a significant role and alludes to the potential migration network effect (Table 2).

Millions of its brightest citizens had migrated abroad.

Our manufacturing base has migrated abroad; our innovation edge may soon follow.

Of the 2,392 individuals in the original 1969 1977 sample by the time of the 2002 4 HCS, 1,855 (78%%) were alive and known to be living in Guatemala (11 % had died the majority due to infectious diseases in early childhood, 7 % had migrated abroad, and 4 % were not traceable).

Whilst the definition of 'culturally and linguistically diverse' in Australia is broad, respondents' narratives related mainly to people or their descendants who have migrated from countries abroad with cultural differences to Australia, and the main spoken language is not English; hence in this instance 'CALD' is used as a descriptor in these terms.