Sentence examples for inward migration from inspiring English sources

Circularization also causes the orbit to migrate inward (Fig. 6a), although this results in a maximum inward migration of only 22% of the initial distance.

Only since the 1970s has inward migration become significant.

The failure to control inward migration is the common denominator which explains their growth.

The department acknowledged that Britain had historically benefited from a net inward migration of research staff.

There is a surge in demand, the product of both a baby boom and inward migration.

"You want to inhibit the inward migration of the wasps," Mr. Conniff said.

It's not the number of people coming into the country, but "net inward migration".

Of course, there is much talk about the net benefits of inward migration.

The OBR has raised its projections for inward migration twice this year.

Thereafter the patterns of inward migration within the EU diverged considerably.

The positive case for a steady level of inward migration into the UK is economic as well as moral.