Sentence examples for industrial migration from inspiring English sources

This is the time of big industrial migration, when big groups of strangers are brought together.

States in which Turkic languages are spoken include Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan, northern Cyprus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, China, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Romania, Lithuania, and, because of recent industrial migration, several western European countries.

Some of this commercial and industrial migration, perhaps most of it, would have happened even in the absence of the White House's tariff pressures.

Some say that industrial migration to Asia is part of the healthy natural process of economic evolution, that it allows resources to be redeployed to new, higher-potential businesses.

(Pollution exposures resulting from increased vehicle traffic may also be consequences of globalization, e.g. as it supports a growing 'middle class' and associated settlement patterns, but these consequences are analytically separable from the industrial migration or pollution havens hypotheses).

This study focuses on pre-industrial migration patterns and migrant behavior in two ways.

Outside, there might be industrial decline and migration, but here the lights are fantastic and the people are drawn to it like moths.

The legacies of the industrial revolution, the migration of labour and the geopolitics of Europe and beyond are Manifesta's theme: the world as it was and what it is becoming.

"In some countries the impact of trade, and environment, industrial, security and migration policies have a far greater impact on development than all the money you can mobilise," said Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff, the European commission's acting head of development.

For this and other reasons, including a large number of variables such as smoking habits, migration, industrial exposure to carcinogens and the age of populations, the relationship between lung cancer and air pollution has been a vexing question among epidemiologists.

Like Rebecca West's classic "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon," it is a personalized panoramic survey, concerned principally with cultural psychology, even as it pauses for sharply focused close‐ups of the nationalities problem, the economic system, industrial development, labor migration, the Party and Army, religion, dissent and the remains of ideology.