Sentence examples for migrates from inspiring English sources

"As more technology and software migrates to the cloud and is configurable over-the-air then the number of 'attack surfaces' (to use the jargon) increase," saysStevens.

And as some of its traditional support migrates from central London to the outer boroughs in search of affordable housing, former Tory strongholds suddenly appear to be within the party's reach.

In this context the $4.3 billion recovered by fraud-busters in 2013, though a record, looks paltry.Better than cocaineFraud migrates.

On the other hand, if legal radio migrates to digital, that may leave space for the pirates on the old analogue airwaves.

As the onshore breeze picks up, the layer migrates inland only to evaporate as the sun rises in the sky.

The process eventually leads to a consensus on the best site and the swarm migrates.

It migrates to clusters of nerves along the spine and there goes dormant.

And as it migrates, holiness metamorphoses in odd ways, absorbing the concerns of every place it reaches.Sometimes ideas, or forms of worship, are disseminated; sometimes architectural styles, such as the replicas of Christ's tomb that were built all over Europe.

Economic activity migrates from the coasts to inland regions, such as Inner Mongolia.

While Loligo stays in Falklands' waters all year, Illex migrates.

Broadly this confirms what you might guess: the poor often aspire to improve their lot by migrating, but cannot; those better off can mostly migrate if they fancy it.