Sentence examples for migration of traditional from inspiring English sources

Still, while Bertelsmann has struggled with weak advertising and consumer spending, not to mention the migration of traditional media to digital distribution, Arvato, its services arm, has chugged along — generating a quarter of Bertelsmann's $29 billion in annual sales.

But he added: "We're seeing a migration of traditional organised crime groups over into cyber, exploiting a new type of person engaged in crime who tends to be young, technically sufficient, very good at maths and physics, but perhaps not your traditional criminal figure in the outside world".

Now, he concentrates on projects, including one that explores the effects of labor migration on traditional populations in Romania.

There is however a dearth of information with respect to traditional knowledge system and practices in Plateau state, due to rural-urban migration, substitution of traditional with modern practices and preference for orthodox drugs, or outright disregard for traditional practices.

Although screening approaches are largely well organized, screening does not reach all children due to vastness of slums and rural areas that cannot be covered by the CHWs, migration, use of traditional healers, lack of transport, and dearth of information about screening opportunities.

"What you saw, to be blunt and honest," continues Palihapitiya, "was the migration of very traditional LPs that we admitted, and as much as their realization about how this industry needs to change, them going through the seven stages of grief concerning the traditional model breaking, which has to do with a bunch of historical decisions they've made.

More significantly, two-thirds of web users say they have sought health data at least once, evoking hope among executives that this passion for information will accelerate the migration of the traditional health market to a web environment thereby providing consumers with better, cheaper and more convenient care options.

Therefore, it is imperative to collect and describe the existing rice cultivars grown by the different Maroon tribes in Suriname before they disappear through the introduction of improved varieties, shortage of labor due to migration, or loss of traditional religion.

FGM is happening in every continent, especially with the migration of people from traditional communities into other countries".

The reversal of traditional migration patterns is fuelling talk of a "lost generation".

Clashes between herders and farmers are often as a result of the destruction of crops in cultivated farmlands by cattle, obstruction of traditional migration routes and livestock theft.