Sentence examples for height of migration from inspiring English sources

At the height of migration, familial America-letters could lead to chain reactions which would all but depopulate some Swedish parishes, dissolving tightly knit communities which then re-assembled in the Midwest.

In Europe, only a few cases have been detected in wild birds since April 1, at the height of the migration north.

EU leaders introduced compulsory quotas in 2015 at the height of the migration crisis, as thousands of people arrived daily on Europe's shores, many of whom were refugees from Syria, Iraq and Eritrea.

At the height of the migration crisis in late 2015, E.U. leaders set up a quota system to try to distribute some of the migrants from the main arrival nations of Greece and Italy, but it has barely gotten off the ground.

Mid-May is the height of spring migration, and there is a whole birding subculture in the city, with hundreds of people draped in field glasses roaming the Ramble's paths in the early morning, sizing each other up by the relative immensity of their binoculars.

Mr. Obama's administration employed the program at the height of the migration crisis as well, although it generally did not treat first-time border crossers as priorities for prosecution, and it detained families together in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody — administrative, rather than criminal, detention.

We expected it to be better because they had every advantage – better jobs, education and access to health care". At the height of the migration in the 1940s and 50s, smoking was associated with the affluent, and blacks were less inclined or able to buy cigarettes, he said.

The current nationalist zeitgeist took hold in 2015, when the parliamentary election campaign coincided with the height of the migration crisis convulsing Europe.

The assailant may also have reached Paris faster and more easily than expected because asylum seekers were rushed across some national borders at the height of the migration crisis in Europe this year to avoid bottlenecks after Hungary closed its borders, ironically to keep out suspected militants.

That was Sept. 15, at the height of the southward migration of broad-winged hawks, when a vast flock of the birds, called a kettle, passed by the mountain.

This year's event — timed as always to coincide with the height of the spring migration — will include individual competitors from Israel, Belgium and Britain, according to Sheila Lego, marketing director for New Jersey Audubon, the organizer.