Sentence examples for huge emigration from inspiring English sources

Despite the huge emigration that has taken place over the past 40 years from the Dominican Republic, Dominicans retain strong ties to their homeland, he said.

In essence, they are all democratic, protestant, pro-UN, anglophile and pragmatic; they also have an Atlanticist streak, partly because of huge emigration a century ago (every Swede or Norwegian has an uncle in America).

The law, which cleared both houses of Congress by unanimous consent and was signed by George W. Bush in his final days in office, was bipartisan and well intentioned — but it was exploited by the very traffickers it was meant to target, who encouraged this huge emigration of children from Central America.

Because of the huge economic emigration from these areas (mainly men), such a method ensured that all groups of municipality residents would be well represented.

Maybe they remember the huge Italian emigrations, across the Atlantic or to Australia, which went on into the 1950s.

There are fears both in Cuba and in the United States that social instability after Castro's death could provoke a huge wave of emigration.

As a result of the huge waves of emigration from Latin America during that period, Hispanics now represent the fastest-growing and largest minority population segment in the United States.

The economic woes of the US territory have led to a huge wave of emigration in recent years, most of it to Florida, where more than one million Puerto Ricans now reside.

There is no industry, and the emigration has been huge".

Without doubt, emigration was a huge issue in 2004, and based on the information from our informants we made a conservative estimate that 100 nurses were leaving Swaziland every year.

Armenia has a huge diaspora and has always experienced waves of emigration, but the exodus of recent years has caused real alarm.