Sentence examples for migrating to that from inspiring English sources
Basic static models of labor supply suggest that the increases in the minimum wage would cause unemployment, and this could repel immigrants from migrating to that state.
Ebooks are a cheaper, more portable, quicker way for fans to get hold of their favourite author's latest work so it's absolutely unremarkable that hardcore book buyers are migrating to that format.
This is far beyond the recorded range of the species and it has been suggested that these animals may have migrated to that region from the Karoo.
In the war against L.A. traffic, the Westside has become the frontline as more jobs have migrated to that part of town, bringing commuters and their cars with them.
As The Times' Steve Hymon wrote Tuesday, "In the war against L.A. traffic, the Westside has become the frontline as more jobs have migrated to that part of town, bringing commuters and their cars with them.
And Americans are migrating to states that are more religious, which tends to make (the travelers) more religious.
Meanwhile Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez is forcing foreign oil firms to migrate to contracts that do just that.
Kids will never stop migrating to new apps that are foreign to parents.
Grainwave will hit Colorado dispensary shelves in mid-December before migrating to other states that have legalized recreational cannabis.
It's community of young professionals were migrating to bigger cities cities that embraced diversity and prioritized creative placemaking.
Which means that patents will naturally migrate to those that can extract the most revenue from them.
