Sentence examples for migrating overseas from inspiring English sources

For example, geographical proximity may favour less selected migration of Mexicans into the USA, including undocumented migrants, compared with Mexicans migrating overseas.

[C7.] Job Migration Is Not All Bad Some technology jobs may indeed be migrating overseas, but the trend is less frightening and more promising than one might think.

Arguing that isolationism would be counterproductive, he said the best way to keep jobs from migrating overseas was to give American companies an edge by pursuing the same low-tax, business-friendly policies he has been advocating since taking office.

Then they had to have custom built crates to fly on QANTAS airlines, which is the only airplane to have a lit, temperature-controlled cabin room under the cockpit made especially for pets migrating overseas.

"India always suffered from the cream of its medical community migrating overseas," he said.

C16 Allegiance to the Mall The United States is now engaged in its greatest age of consumer spending, with consumption absorbing 80percentt of national income, resulting in the production of goods and services migrating overseas.

Energy-intensive companies should be spared the government's planned penalty on carbon dioxide emissions or they will migrate overseas, the UK's biggest business organisation has demanded.

Unless other countries adopt similar emission limits, the senators warned, jobs will migrate overseas and foreign manufacturers will have a decided cost advantage.

In the 1980s animation began to migrate overseas because the labor was less expensive and because animated shows were not selling well in the United States.

When Europeans migrated overseas, they took many along for food and transport: wheat, barley, rye, cattle, pigs, horses, sheep, and goats.

While some jobs have certainly migrated overseas, many companies receiving incentives were not considering leaving the country, according to interviews and incentive data.