Sentence examples similar to migrate back in force from inspiring English sources

The private sector is back in force.

The National Guard and Reserves have been mobilized eight times in the last 11 years, Mr. Hall said, and the Pentagon is studying whether too many important war-fighting missions have been removed from the active-duty military and reassigned to part-time forces and whether those duties should migrate back to the full-time force.

Some of them began to migrate back from Sierra Leone in search of home and trade.

But I believe there's hope, in that people naturally migrate back to gardening later on in life.

"Over a period of time, these margins tend to migrate back to the levels in developed markets," he says.

Some may penetrate to the interstitium, some phagocytosing fibers in interstitial sites may migrate back to the alveolar space.

Experts caution, however, that the overall tightness of the race tends to work against third-party candidates in the end as voters migrate back to the main nominees.

In spring part of the populations migrate back to the northern breeding areas.

"They literally seed the ground, then migrate back up again in certain weather conditions".

"That's why we all migrate back here every once in a while.

By the time students migrated back to campus in the fall, willing online sellers were few and far between.