Sentence examples for migration influx from inspiring English sources

The warning that short-term public opinion could become more eurosceptic because of the migration influx and eurozone's economic problems comes despite reports that Mr Cameron may seek to hold his promised in-out referendum ahead of schedule.

I use this case to provide new evidence on a long standing questions in the migration literature: I estimate the speed of labor market assimilation of Russian migrants to Russia and the effect this migration influx has on the employment and wages of the local population.

But President Obama did not create the unaccompanied minor migration influx; Republican Party hero Ronald Reagan did.

Two major migration waves were seen for Guinea-Bissau: (1) a net migration outflux of up to 13 of 1000 people during the mid 1960's, and (2) a net migration influx of up to 17 of 1000 people during the mid 1970's, (Figure 3).

However, since 2004 there has been a sharp increase in migration influx, with new visas delivered to foreign physicians rising from 138 in 2005 to 430 in 2007.

These fluctuations could be due to factors such as changes in bat numbers (due to mortality, migration, influx of young animals, etc)., immunological parameters (antibody persistence) and environmental changes (fructification, etc).. Long-term studies of seasonal variations in the ZEBOV-specific IgG prevalence in bat populations might help to understand the dynamics of human Ebola outbreaks.

These forced displacements are causing major migration influxes to European nations, leaving thousands stranded at countries like Greece and Hungary.

Only the fully formulated MF59 emulsion induces all the established hallmarks of innate and adaptive immune activation, which includes activation of genes indicative of transendothelial cell migration, strong influx of immune cells into the injection site and their enhanced antigen uptake and transport to the lymph nodes.

The statue marks the island's historical links with migration, commemorating another influx in 1922 as Greek and Armenian refugees fled Turkey.

They are especially worried about so-called poverty migration and the influx of Roma as "they often end up living in desolate conditions in houses only fit for demolition", the document says.In the Netherlands, the PVV, an anti-immigrant party, set up a website early last year where Dutch citizens could lodge their complaints about immigrants from central and eastern Europe.

Could the Mediterranean migration mask an influx of militants?