Sentence examples for migration from urban from inspiring English sources

The population's migration from urban to suburban areas has resulted in a more dispersed population and has increased traffic flow, possibly resulting in longer emergency response times.

Overall, Australia's ageing population has resulted in significant retirement migration from urban to regional areas.

Ongoing mass migration from urban to rural areas has resulted in large slums in and around urban centres, exerting considerable pressure on housing and access to basic services.

Migration from urban to rural areas, during the past 10 years and continued residence in rural areas was 9 and 7%, respectively, for cases and controls in Trivandrum and only 3 and 2%, respectively, in Chennai.

Outdoor activities, such as logging, oil extraction, or road construction, may cause human migration from urban areas to the rainforest, increasing risk for exposure to sylvatic pathogens (10 ) such as E. vogeli cestodes.

Southern Cameroon has also experienced net migration from urban to rural areas as a response to economic crisis and unemployment in cities (Sunderlin et al. 2000), and this increases rural labor availability.

Surprisingly the problem of out-migration, from urban areas especially from small and medium size towns of backward areas, has largely been ignored.

Conversely, improvements in public safety after 1990--notably 1990--notably 1990--notably but also in other large cities--helped slow the out-migratioNew York and Los Angelesttract new residents, mostly young educated professionals and immigrants.

Conversely, improvements in public safety after 1990 notably in New York and Los Angeles but also in other large cities–helped slow the out-migration from urban cores and attract new residents, mostly young educated professionals and immigrants.

Amongst the challenges faced by children in an urban world include increased migration from rural to urban centres, vulnerability during economic crises, urban violence, safety and health risks during natural and man-made disasters, poverty as well as exclusion from access to basic necessities such as clean water and education.

There is a trend of "migration from rural to urban, and then into urban poverty, because what skills do they really have once they get [to the cities]?