Sentence examples for migrated overseas from inspiring English sources

And, if prices stay low, it may enable America to bring back manufacturing that migrated overseas.

The textile and furniture factories closed or migrated overseas, and Martinsville was simply too isolated to attract others.

When he was C.E.O., Exxon's prospects for large oil discoveries increasingly migrated overseas, often to difficult places.

Then, until the 1970s, the city was the industrial cradle of Northern California, full of steel mills and factories, until the heavy industry migrated overseas, leaving polluted lands in its wake.

They argue that if additional land is opened for exploration, especially shale formations where hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, can increase production, millions of manufacturing jobs that migrated overseas will return to the United States.

The problem is there is no longer a majority of the middle class, which has been decimated most recently by the busted housing bubble, but over a much longer period by the loss of those jobs dominating the post WWII economy that migrated overseas and blighted cities and even suburbs as a consequence.

From 1987 to 2006, about 73% of medical doctors in Ethiopia left the public sector and migrated to overseas or joined local NGOs/private sector mainly due to attractive payment [ 3].

In the year to September 2014, some 271,000 people from overseas migrated here to work, which was the highest number since this data was first collected (so for at least a decade), and is up from 217,000 in the previous year.

However, we will not be able to ascertain the number of potential school starters who started school in years other than 2009 or 2012, started school interstate but have no AEDI record, or migrated or died overseas during early childhood.

They migrated to television.

All three migrated from the smartphone world.