Sentence examples for lead to a migration from inspiring English sources

But without a global effort, the risk for Europe is that putting a high price on carbon and energy will just lead to a migration of industry and jobs to cheaper destinations.

The maturing of this smart infrastructure will lead to a migration of employment from an increasingly automated capitalist market to the growing social economy.

We have no information on duration of residence in the current ZIP code, which could lead to a migration bias that can affect the validity of ecologic studies, particularly for long-latency, chronic diseases (Tong 2000).

In 1858 a branch line was constructed through the heart of what was then the hamlet of Brownhills, which led to a migration of the population eastwards, leading to the formation of mining slums in the Ogley Hay area.

In the latter, the near extinction of elephants, a rinderpest epidemic, and the rising consumption habits of the kings led to a migration of single male contract labourers to work in the mines and ranches and in construction.

Moisture transfer in walls of old buildings, which are in direct contact with the ground, leads to a migration of soluble salts responsible for many building pathologies.

NH3 exposure resulted in the formation of metal amine complexes, which led to a migration of impregnants from within the pores of the carbon granule to the external surface.

All these developments have led to a migration away from paid media.

Demeure et al. [3] noted that Anopheles stephensi feeding alone leads to a migration of DCs to the draining LN, which peak at 48 h post exposure.

In this early version, overexpression of ErbB1 led to a migration dominant phenotype and accelerated tumor expansion.

Insecurity in IDP camps led to a migration of children ('night commuters') to seek shelter in Kitgum hospitals, schools, municipal buildings, verandahs, parking lots and other open spaces.