Sentence examples for migration and rising from inspiring English sources

Increased migration and rising numbers of cross-border marriages mean that ever more children are born to multinational families.

Developers are turning to the 12 provincial cities in Russia with populations over one million, islands of prosperity with population inflows from rural migration and rising purchasing power, ripe for malls.

Although initially proposed for situations specific to the United Kingdom, the cornerstones of these hypotheses are relevant to the long-standing, everyday travel and migration patterns inside and across U.S. borders, reduced childhood infections in established economies, increasing global migration, and rising SES in developing or middle-income economies.

As warming spreads further, we'll start to see it hit us hard with droughts forcing mass migrations and rising sea levels putting pressure on coastal cities and whole island nations.

Ibba said the continuing migration flows, and rising death tolls, showed why Europe needed to provide asylum seekers with more legal routes to safety.

Although figures last week had net migration at 212,000 and rising, Shapps said huge progress had been made on immigration and figures from outside the EU were the lowest for a decade.

Money will also be made available to help vulnerable countries deal with a whole range of problems caused by global warming, from increased storm and flood damage to mass-migration as drought and rising sea levels make huge areas uninhabitable.

Many of the Uighur Muslims, who make up almost half of Xinjiang's population, resent controls on their religion and rising Han migration and accuse authorities of eroding their culture.

The forces that shaped suicide's decline in China migration and rising urban living standards are losing steam as well.Most worrying is that suicides remain high among the fastest-growing segment of society, the elderly, who kill themselves at rates ranging from 9.9 per 100,000 urban men aged 65-69 to 41.7 per 100,000 rural men aged 70-74.

This might mean standing candidates eventually, he says, but the first ambition is to "establish a conversation" between leftwing and progressive centre-right parties that grapples on a Europe-wide basis with issues like the refugee crisis, the financial crisis, migration and the rise of the far right.

The only notable exception is the suicide rate among the elderly, which declined overall but has crept back up in recent years, a worrying trend in a rapidly ageing society.Two intertwined social forces are driving the reduction: migration and the rise of an urban middle class.