Sentence examples for migration has gone from inspiring English sources
The debate over migration has gone off the rails.
Two, in certain pockets of India, distress migration has gone down.
The world's biggest migration has gone into reverse.Back and forthMass migration from Mexico to the United States is a fairly recent phenomenon.
She added: "David Cameron promised, 'No ifs, no buts,' to cut net migration to the tens of thousands, yet these figures show net migration has gone up and is now more than twice that figure.
He writes that massive migrations "have gone hand-in-hand with a deepening agrarian crisis": more than 240,000 farmers, mostly broken by debt, committed suicide in India between 1995 and 2009.
This process of barrier-island migration toward the mainland has gone on for 10,000 years.
May told her Polish counterpart that the Brexit vote was "a very clear message" on demands to reduce EU migration – a message that has gone down badly in Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
For the first time since the Great Depression, net migration from Mexico to the United States has gone negative.
The Government has gone the other way, making tough promises [to reduce net migration] but failing to keep them.
Contradicting common ideas of Africa as a 'continent on the move', the analysis shows that intra-African migration intensities have gone down.
While British demands for an "emergency brake" on migration may not have gone down well with the German public as it grapples with a more pressing migration emergency of its own, the refugee crisis appears to have made German politicians more rather than less open to more unorthodox measures.
