Sentence examples for human migrants from inspiring English sources

And it's not just human migrants who have found a home here: the estuary's marshes and mudflats are one of the country's richest wildlife habitats.

Inevitably, Ms Padel uses Mara as a metaphor for the often fatal passages of undocumented human migrants in boats and lorries to America or Europe.

Britain may host as many as 250,000.Botswana is building a fence along its border to keep out both cattle infested with foot-and-mouth disease, and unwelcome human migrants.

Other recent evidence supports the idea that the earliest human migrants to the Americas the pre-Clovis people didn't enter through the Canadian corridor.

"The find reveals that early modern human migrants did not simply follow the coast and go south to the islands of Southeast Asia and Australia, as some researchers have suggested, but that they also travelled north into very different types of terrain," Shackelford said.

The diversity and number of plants imported to Australia has greatly increased since agriculture was established two centuries ago, especially since the Second World War when the number of vessels, tonnage of goods and number of human migrants has increased exponentially [40] so it is likely that the mean time of potyvirus entry is less than 100 years.

Guadagnino also injects a distinctive note of uncertainty and distaste into the mix by alluding to the presence of the human migrant tide washing up on the island, as well as the brutishness of the local police: it was this aspect that earned it a smattering of boos on its debut at the Venice film festival.

These children have grown up in an era of peace and plenty, and nothing much to worry about, so into that space comes this sort of resurgence that the campus politics is all about you, not about income inequality, nuclear weapons, climate change, all the other things you think students might address, the fate of your fellow humans, migrants drowning at sea.

stating the bleedin' obvious but so many people regard the lives of animals (Cecil the lion) over those of humans (migrants at Calais) The amount of attention the two deaths had each been given by the media has also been brought into question, with several questioning why more focus appeared to have been given to the lion.

Fortunately, this is not yet true of human summer migrants.

The modern humans, presumably migrants from Africa, were taller and lighter-boned with smaller, less protruding faces.