Sentence examples for in the emigration from inspiring English sources

After the Anschluss, in 1938, he was involved in the emigration of Austrian Jews, more than a hundred and twenty thousand of whom escaped the country.

If there's a fault, it's something a little schematic, especially in the emigration stories: a slight sense of pre-programmed disenchantment.

This increase was driven by falls in the emigration side of the equation, with the number of people going to live abroad at its lowest level since 1998.

So today Willetts announces that he wishes to publish disaggregated figures within migration statistics, which will identify "students in the emigration flows", so that "the debate can be better informed".

The patriarch of the Basque family is the etcheko jaun; his primary task is to preserve the patrimony intact, and the custom of undivided inheritance has resulted in the emigration of disinherited sons and daughters.

Sitting in his quiet study, whose walls are covered in icons, Khersonsky — who sometimes regrets not having joined in the emigration of the last decades that has silenced the Yiddish-inflected Russian that used to be heard on the streets — smiled.

In particular, the emigration rate of Spaniards born in Spain (per thousands) increased in 2014 from 1.2 to 1.35 whereas that of foreigners decreased from 83 to 65 (for further details, see Izquierdo et al. 2014).

Previously, we reported that PTEN is expressed in early chick embryo and play a pivotal role in guiding the emigration of mesodermal cell to their destinations during gastrulation (Leslie et al., 2007).

In music the emigration was epitomized by the compositions of Frédéric Chopin.

They suggested that other non-wage concessions and remuneration may be more effective in minimizing the emigration of health-care workers.

Because the only other mass movement I'd witnessed previous to this in Ireland was the emigration of the young.