Sentence examples for migration and growing from inspiring English sources

Social problems typical of Central Asia today, like abuse of heroin smuggled from Afghanistan, labor migration and growing Islamic fundamentalism, are creeping into the city.

Migration and growing ethnic diversity pose new questions for forest and nature policy and research, especially on the equality of access to natural areas.

The increased participation of women in particular migration corridors and growing demand for "female" occupations in destination countries have signalled a progressive "feminisation of migration" from certain migrant origin countries (Piper, 2007).

All of the Neocalanus species that inhabit the subarctic Pacific are known to perform extensive ontogenetic vertical migrations, occurring and growing in the euphotic layer from winter to summer and descending to the meso- and bathypelagic layers from summer to winter (or autumn) for maturation and spawning [11], [13] [18].

Labour migration is huge, and growing, in South-East Asia, as workers are sucked out of its poorer countries, increasingly to their better-off neighbours, even though these are still themselves sending workers to the rich world.Many of these wandering wage-earners eventually return.

Though greater ease of migration and a growing familiarity with external affairs have been amongst the factors contributing to an increase in individual, rather than family or lineage, decision-making, these expectations remain valid.

Temporary migration is a common and growing phenomenon (Dustmann, 2000).

Remittances from migration are a large and growing source of foreign exchange for poor countries and tend to go directly to households.

In 1800, 10% of the world's population lived in cities. Nowadays that figure is around 50% and growing, helped by relentless migration to places such as Jakarta and São Paulo.

With Brexit dramatising Britain's great divide, and with global migration ever growing – and fear of "the other" hardening, this theme comes into urgent focus.

Youth unemployment and migration are growing challenges that need more political attention in many countries, particularly countries with rapid population growth and economic transformation.