Sentence examples similar to large-scale out migration from inspiring English sources

One commonly held view is that tree plantations in Chile are causing large-scale out-migration from plantation-rich locations.

When asked which risk was most likely to materialise in 2016, respondents chose large-scale involuntary migration.

Such a large-scale forced migration was bound to diminish trust, even within families.

Critics argue that anger has been fuelled among Xinjiang's Uighur Muslim population by cultural and religious restrictions, large-scale Han migration and economic inequalities.

The fact that we have mostly forgotten this extraordinary resettlement programme is testament to how large-scale, formal migration does not necessarily lead to social meltdown.

The myth of "burden sharing" that is supposed to lie at the heart of responses to large-scale forced migration crises is epitomised by the EU-Turkey deal.

He arrived in Britain in 1951, part of the large-scale Caribbean migration that had begun symbolically with the arrival of the Empire Windrush three years earlier.

The report dismissed fears that an amnesty would trigger further large-scale illegal migration, arguing that Britain's border controls would be an effective deterrent.

At that conference, representative Thomas White stated: "It will no doubt be appreciated also that as we have no real racial problem, we are not desirous of importing one by encouraging any scheme of large-scale foreign migration".

The large-scale population migration is a product of rapid industrialization and urbanization.

The unique large-scale domestic migration in China provides a rich empirical field to study the relationship between migration and crime.