Sentence examples for migration in modern from inspiring English sources

It was the most astonishing, and little reported, ethnic migration in modern Europe.

The debate also focuses attention on a rare northbound migration in modern North America.

In an article for the Daily Telegraph, the prime minister will launch a fresh attack on Labour for allowing "the highest rate of migration in modern history" under the last government.

Mexican immigrants are at the center of one of the largest mass migration in modern history.

If this is indeed the case, it is possible that migration in modern temperate species evolved out of the northern hemisphere as a strategy to avoid the subsequent decreasing temperatures of northern climes.

Since internal migration in modern time has been directed primarily towards the western parts of the country, the current population in this area is genetically mixed.

After "one of the largest mass migrations in modern history" brought more than 10 million Mexicans to live in the United States from 1970 to 2007, the Pew report found, the number of immigrants arriving fell off sharply in recent years.

To help interpret these results, we relied on an estimate of the migration rate in modern Europe as obtained from census data [54].

And unforgivably, while we had the highest rates of migration in our modern history, we also had well over five million people of working age on out-of-work benefits".

Movies that deal with migration in the modern world tend to emphasize the often disconcerting connections that seem to web the Earth and link people whether they are aware of the links or not.

Temporary or permanent migration in the modern world is also a challenge for public health in the perspective of assessing (immigrant) children's health.