Sentence examples for migrating to this from inspiring English sources

Some of the best broadcasters are realising radio is the place to be and are migrating to this medium in their droves.

But on Monday, they were migrating to this city of unintentional Potemkin villages — skyscrapers built for thousands of workers, in support of factories built to produce millions of cars — but downtown has as many ghosts as workers.

But once you have that capability, the entertainment industry is migrating to this platform.

With modern encryption and other rigorous security measures keeping information safe from unauthorized users, companies are migrating to this delivery model for use in departments and functions such as human resources, customer management and service, accounting and video conferencing.

The Chagga clan, one of more than 260 tribes in Tanzania, has been living in the laidback village of Marangu since the 19th Century, and their descendants, the Bantu people, began migrating to this area along the slopes of Kilimanjaro in the early 11th Century.

Karachi is a metropolitan city with people from different racial descent migrating to this part of the country may have resulted in the dilution of particularly virulent strains.

"They say, 'Well, my grandfather migrated to this country and he was able to make it.

It is thought that the Kansa had migrated to this location from an earlier prehistoric territory on the Atlantic coast.

It is even harder to imagine that tiny primates of this primitive kind were able to migrate to this continent all the way from their Asian homeland.

The struggle by ethnic minorities who migrated to this country was always for equality - to be accepted, treated according to merit and to see an end to discrimination.

More than 600,000 IDPs have migrated to this city of just 1.1 million during peacetime over the past three years, according to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM).